Larnaca Airport has been ranked among the top 20 best airports in the world by the British business website - Business Financing.
In particular, the Cypriot airport was placed on the honorable 13th place of the rating. At the same time, it became the fourth-best airport in Europe.
It is worth noting that the list was compiled based on the assessments of business travelers.
Interestingly, this year's ranking was topped by Hanoi's Noi Bai airport in Vietnam. In second place was Singapore's Changi Airport, and in third place - Hong Kong airport. In turn, the top three best airports in Europe were Helsinki Airport, Budapest Airport and Athens Airport.
Kuwait airport was recognized as the worst airport in the world. Next to it was Almaty Airport in Kazakhstan and King Abdulaziz Airport in Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. The three worst airports in Europe are: Charleroi Airport in Belgium, Brandenburg Airport in Germany, and Leeds Bradford Airport in the UK.
Recall that Larnaca Airport opened in 1975. Today it is the main air harbor of the island.
Larnaca Airport accepts both international and charter flights. It was formerly a military airfield, but now passengers can enjoy the magnificent Mediterranean coastline and enjoy the services and facilities of a comfortable airport.
Although the airport complex is small, the technology, modern approach and automatic systems allow it to provide a comfortable service to more than 5 million passengers per year. After a recent renovation, Larnaca Airport is fully compliant with EU standards for all categories of vessels.
The airport area consists of a main 24-hour passenger terminal for international flights and a VIP terminal for private flights. A wide range of additional services are available to airport passengers, including car rental, lounges and business lounges, queue-free security checks and more.