The 5 Most Dangerous Airports in the World

The 5 Most Dangerous Airports in the World

In general, international airports must have a runway and have a standard size so that large aircraft can land safely, Wednesday (22/2/2017).
Due to the long and widespread problem of a runway at the airport, the airport is usually built in a vast and far-flung area of ​​the city.
Reported by Wonderslist, the following 5 lists of the most dangerous airports in the world, due to the extreme terrain and short runways.

1. Madeira International Airport, Portugal
   Its mountainous location makes landfall and take-off plane a challenge for pilots

2. Princess Juliana International Airport, Netherlands
   The airport is adjacent to Maho Beach which is bustling with tourists.
   So when landing the plane will be 20 meters above the head of the tourists who sunbathe on the beach.

3. Kai Tak International Airport, Hong Kong
   Kai Tak Hongkong International Airport includes the most dangerous airport due to its passage through residential areas, so the pilot must perform difficult maneuvers before the plane touches the mainland.

4. Tenzing-Hillary Airport Lukla, Nepal
   The airport built specifically for the climbers of Mount Everest only operates during the day and the weather is sunny.
   It has a runway length of 460 meters and a width of 20 meters at the far end of the valley.

5. St Maarten International Airport of Greece, Greece
   The airport is in a bangus on the small island of Skiathos so it is impossible on the throne of a long runway.