World’s Top 100 Airports 2025: Asia Leads the Way

British consultancy Skytrax has released its annual ranking of the world’s top 100 airports, based on feedback from passengers across the globe. Once again, Asian airports dominate the list.

Singapore’s Changi Airport claimed the top spot for the 13th time. Praised for its early check-in options, spotless restrooms, and diverse dining choices, Changi also wows visitors with attractions like a 40-meter indoor waterfall, butterfly garden, spa centers, hotels, an aviation museum, and a dinosaur-themed park.

Doha’s Hamad International Airport in Qatar took second place, lauded by CNN Travel as an “architectural masterpiece” and winner of the award for “Best Airport Shopping.”

Asian airports filled the next four spots: Tokyo Haneda (3rd) was named the world’s cleanest, followed by Seoul Incheon (4th), Narita (5th), and Hong Kong International Airport (6th), which was recognized for its excellent immigration services.

Paris Charles de Gaulle was named Europe’s best airport for the third year in a row, ranking 7th overall. Rome Fiumicino, Munich, and Zurich rounded out the top 10.

Among airports in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai International Airport ranked 11th globally, maintaining its reputation as one of the world’s busiest and most efficient hubs. Abu Dhabi International Airport was also featured in the ranking, taking 47th place. Both airports continue to serve as key transit points between East and West, offering world-class amenities and services to millions of travelers each year.