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2008 WORLD AIRPORT AWARDS

The World Airport Awards™ are the premier Quality accolade for the Airport industry - being the Global, Independent study that does not involve any commercial bias.  Respected across the globe, the Awards celebrate their 10th anniversary this year .... with a record breaking 8.2 million completed interviews.

The Awards would not be credible if they did not reflect the mood of real passengers - which is why they are proudly entitled  "the traveller's choice".









  Hong Kong International Airport is winner of World's Best Airport title for the 7th time in ten years. To retain this title among such strong competition is clear testament to an airport that is satisfying it's customers at the highest level, and demonstrating a true commitment to service excellence.  

       

THE WORLD'S BEST AIRPORTS 2008

 

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The World Airport Survey™ is the Airport Survey that Guarantees independence and unbiased impartiality. In it's 10th year of operation, the study is respected for it's transparency and authenticity.

A customer survey that requires airports paying to be eligible for an Award is very questionable, and clearly lacks independence   Edward Plaisted, Skytrax CEO 

1. Hong Kong International Airport

2. Singapore Changi Airport

3. Seoul Incheon Airport

4. Kuala Lumpur Int'l Airport

5. Munich Airport


  World's Top 10 Airports

  Best Airports : by region

 

 




 

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