Tristem Saris me too South Sudan 🇸🇸 is probably the second worst country in the world after North Korea 🇰🇵 in fact it might be worse anyway South Sudan is basically just a Third World war torn country that’s basically just anarchy at this point and has nothing interesting so I seriously don’t get why they have an airport (even if it was built when South Sudan was still part of Sudan 🇸🇩 and they just never closed it but Sudan isn’t much better than South Sudan).
My husband works in South Sudan and has to go through the airport. Yeah, it's pretty crazy. Funny enough, the country is sitting on one of the largest oil reserves in the world so it might soon be one of the richest countries in Africa.
@@owenmitchell1469 thats a bunch of ugly prejudice you spewed out there, well done, you have a lot of growing up to do. In fact there are some very friendly people in South Sudan, and a lot of beautiful nature and national parks aswell. Just dont open your ignorant mouth next time will ya
NIAA in norfolk, va recently had a huge make-over, and ain't half bad. just expect the tsa people to be the usual public strip-search buttwipes like everywhere else. the bar gets a tom collins spot on!
My friend works sometimes works as ATC at Kraków Airport, and he said they have the equipment to support a lot of people, but they don't do it for no reason.
Hong Kong, Tokyo/Narita, Osaka, Taipei my favorites I've been to. Asia in general have the best ones. Manila is the worst airport I've been to in the world though.
Worst airport I have ever been to is Tribhuvan Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal. OMG what a bunch of bullshit. Unless you LOVE the Himalayan mountains don't go. As for Kathmandu: It's kind cool for a little while. And then it sucks. Bad.
Is it just me or is Briggs putting up way more videos than usual? I'm pretty busy these days and don't always have time to watch it right away. Usually I manage to watch it a couple of hours later but when I try it now it seems like for every video I watch 3 new ones pop up. Really loving your work, keep it up. And if it makes a difference, you have a big fan in Bosnia. Cheers. Ok, I'll stop typing now
Chris Richardson it's nice if you're visiting. Nice food, beautiful buildings and scenery, people are very receptive to strangers. If you're living in Bosnia it's a whole other story. Little jobs(you have to have a political backing or a rich father to find a job easily), low salaries, people are divided because some people have benefits from that, corrupt politicians etc. Weird place to be honest. All in all, even though I'm pretty critical of it, I still love it. What can you do, am I right?
@@SINSH4W doesn't sound too bad honestly. We have our fair share of corrupt politicians as well. And the wages suck here too. So try not not to get too down on the place 😁
Stockholm Arlanda AirPort isn’t bad actually and doesn’t deserve to be in this list. I’ve flown from there many times and I can say it’s actually really nice. The airport is never crowded and the staff is really nice. It’s a modern airport and the delays isn’t the airports fault. The same goes for Paris Charles de Gaulle where I also have been flying from a couple of times. I would say that Paris Beauvais is way worse and more crowded than CDG.
ARN is fine. May not be the best, but is isn't anywhere near the worst. CDG is just bad. It's like Paris and London have a contest to see weather LHR or CDG is worse.
If you think that Moscow's Domodedovo airport security is scary, you haven't been to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. They have heavily armed guards there. With automatic guns and everything. Back to DME, the place is huge and crowded. These are about the only things that I didn't like there.
Worst airport ever: Semy (formerly Semypalatinsk) in Kazakhstan. It feels more like a bus station, a really dirty bus station. In fact, most really dirty bus stations have better toilets than Semy. Also, I agree that CDG is pretty bad, but I think FRA (Frankfurt) should have been on the list.
@@TH-camTH-camTH-camTH-camY Yep, then I went by car from Semi to Kurchatov, which was the center of the Soviet nuclear research program back in the day. It was our base for five days of surveys out on the former test range looking at mining drill sites and a processing plant our client was building.
indeed, also getting there with the train from stockholm central is as easy as it gets... complaining about missing drinking fountains is so american.. 9/10 airports in europe dont have them.. its just not a thing here
As a Stockholmer I can agree that Arlanda Airport's rest rooms are too few and outdated. Except the new part of Terminal 5 which is also the largest terminal there. Which basically means that you have to fly with SAS, Lufthansa, Swiss, Austrian or Iceland Air to be on the right side of the airport. It was like 14 years ago since I had to do a transfer landing in CDG Paris. All the things you said about that place can I agree on, especially the thing you said. It is basically like a place that 1st graders made and are running the airport. It was a nightmare. I can go as far as to say that it's quite similar to the things you said about JFK Airport. Even Budapest Airport could've been on this list. Too small, outdated, rude staff and overcrowded. Anyway, I learned so much about USA from your videos. So exciting for your coming International videos.
I'm an experienced traveler, including to some developing countries, and Paris is the WORST airport I have ever seen. Make sure you have at least 3 hours wiggle room if you're connecting there. My friend and I arrived at the Paris airport for a layover. When we arrived, we were shuttled to the main building. Now I've had to do this many times before, and that didn't bother me all that much, although the wait time was more than double what I've had in other places. When we arrive at the airport itself, we have to go back through a security check and discard all liquids. Keep in mind we came directly from the plane with no chance to stop in between, and I'm sure at least a few people bought duty free alcohol. That was inconvenient, but luckily we had plenty of time and no expensive liquids. We checked the board and found our flight was delayed, and had been moved to a completely different terminal. That's not uncommon either, and we weren't all that bothered, in fact the delay worked in our favor. Unfortunately, maybe due to construction as there was a lot of that happening, we had to go out through passport control and then back in through security again to get to our gate. My friend had thrown out an entire bottle of water in the first security check, and bought another when we got through, so she had to down as much as she could of that one and then throw it away too. We finally make it through all of that mess, and we then have to walk through the entire building, get in line for another shuttle, and walk another building length to get to our gate. The gate itself is in the downstairs ground level, and passengers have to get on, you guessed it, shuttles to their airplane. This wouldn't be so bad, except it was January, and they left the doors wide open the entire time a planes passengers were being loaded onto or unloaded from shuttles. By this point, we're starving, and we have another hour or so before our flight boards, so we go in search of food. The terminal we're in has all of 3 options, all of which are pastries/bread. Now don't get me wrong, I love bread and bread from Paris is great, but I really wanted a meal rather than a snack that cost as much as one. You can't get to any other terminal without dealing with the ridiculous shuttle system, and that wasn't happening, so we made due. Word to the wise, however, avoid this airport for layovers if AT ALL possible. If you have to go there, give yourself plenty of time, pack a few extra sweaters in the winter or prepare for heat in the summer, and prepare to be very, very frustrated!
Try Kathmandu airport in Nepal. I have been there, utter disaster. The terminal is outdated and passport control took me 3hours to pass. Also been to Bhutan which has basically the same airport type as Honduras, except your in a 15 degree turn about 100 feet from the runway. Anyways good job you earned a new sub and got that bell on.
First, I have been to Heraklion Airport for 4 years 1st year: No air conditioning, Old duty free, Nit enough seating, and arrogant staff 2nd year: The same 3rd year: The same 2018: New modern Duty free, AIR CONDITIONING, Cheap stuff enough seats and staff were fine, they done it up.
Coming from one of developing countries in Asia, i was pretty shocked when i arrived in Berlin Schonefeld Airport. I almost needed to reassured my self if i was really in Germany, one of the most advanced countries in the world and not getting lost in another country in Africa. Its so bad. The major airports in my country are way better than that airport. I could not believe my eyes. I thought Germans are amongst the best engineers in the world. Really Germans?
the berlin airport is crazy, i think theyve been through some renovations apparently since youve commented, but it doesnt seem like it helped much. incredibly long walk to my gate and the people waiting in line to board flood into the hallways… really annoying
CDG ist not just one airport. There's the old CDG1, the low cost CDG3, the non Air France CDG 2A and 2B, the Air France CDG2C and CDG2D, the new and really chic CDG2E and CDG2F, and the remote CDG2G for short range flights. You need at least six reviews to cover the entire airport. Depending on the company you fly with, and your destination, it is an entirely different experience.
I’m shocked that you think Stockholm Arlanda is one of the worst. I fly to Sweden at least once a year and it’s one of the cleanest airports I’ve ever been in!!
Regarding ARN - Tap water is safe to drink everywhere in Sweden! Just hit the toilet (don't drink from the bowl though). That personality trait is typical Swedish behavior. We all look and behave as if we're on anti depressants all the time. It's not considered a diagnosis in Sweden but rather something that comes with the weather and dark winters.
I watched this video just to make sure that London Luton airport was on this list. It is an utter omnishambles. Well done for including it! It’s almost (but not quite) as bad as Washington Dulles. But I appreciate that this list is for airports outside the US!
Came for Paris CDG, wasn‘t disappointed. Only things that work are T3 and T2G, because they are run like 2 extra local airports that you actually have to take a seperste Bus to. T2E is bigger than everything else, has 3 parts that are only connected by train, had the roof collapse, you have to check in in one of the parts if international an take the train and if you are local, you have to got to T2F and take a long gangway. Also the roof collapsed 2005 and killed 4. Inefficient representative Shopping-Mall. And those inaudible announcements! Worse even than in Casablanca.
I have flown countless times threw Domodedovo (DME) #5, at I have to say it's a fabulous airport, and revations are ongoing. The businesses here are the friendliest of any airport, as when our flight got delayed 6 hours to Bulgaria because of weather, on Irish restaurant allowed us to sit in, and provided free beverages, but the seating can be a little crowded here, the only little mistake.
Charles deGaulle airport was the worst airport experience I've ever had. I tried to reach my flight, but it was canceled and no one there was there to help me. I was directed to another flight by the staff, and that turned out to be wrong too. Then, I was told to get a new boarding pass from a different section in the airport. The ticketing counter was closed, and I had to wait until they opened up again, which is the next morning. So I spent the night at a hotel and went to Aer Lingus for my boarding pass. The accused me of being late to my canceled flight and directed me to British Airways. I had to stand in two lines and wait for almost 2 hours to get my boarding pass that didn't have a seat number. I arrived to the British Airways gate with my boarding pass. Before I could get a seat number, they set me aside and interrogated me. They asked me a lot of personal questions about why I missed my flight, and what I was doing the night before. As the passengers were walking past us, they did a thorough search of my items. I had to open all my pencil cases and sketchbooks. I was padded down, and they checked within my waistband. It felt very violating and humiliating. Eventually, I was able to board my plane and catch a flight back to Austin. On top of that, my checked luggage was delayed. They did manage to deliver it to my apartment a few days later. I should also mention that there was practically no food options around the airport. At the gates, I may have seen old tuna baguettes and maybe a few pastries. Its a little surprising, considering the food in Paris was really good. This was definitely the worst airport experience I've had! Definitely worse than being conned out of $20 by luggage handlers in Mumbai.
Hey Briggs, I love to travel also and have seen most of the US and a lot of Canada. I have noticed that when I travel I tend to try to avoid the cold weather. I visited Prudhoe Bay, Alaska in June when they're average 24-hour temperature was right around 65 degrees and 24 hours of sunlight. I think it would be awesome if you could put together a top 10 list of US cities that exist in the warmer climates. I really appreciate the research that you do on all of the Cities, towns, places and everything else that you put in your channel. Please keep up the good work! The world according to Briggs is my favorite TH-cam channel.
I've been to several of these airports, but I have a few to add: Orly in Paris is way worse than CDG. CDG has its issues but it's 100% better than Orly. Also, Tunis airport in Tunisia where you cannot pay for anything with Tunisian currency. Repeat: You can't use the local currency in the airport. So, if you have some money left at the end of your vacation, literally just give it to your cab driver (you can't trade it back in for dollars or euros). I also think that the airport in Saint Martin that's sandwiched between a beach and a mountain is pretty intense.
Polish people are lovely friendly people, been to Krakow airport and had no issue, I would say Heathrow is def the worst airport I've been to, best for me was Bangkok, very helpful staff
Wholeheartedly agree CDG is the worst airport in the world. Last time I landed there we taxied for 45 minutes. Then a 45 minute bus ride to the main terminal. Indifferent customs, rude people. Bad signage for gates. I know France has nuclear weapons. CDG is a perfect location to resume above ground tests.
@@tnickknight when did you come? After the privatisation, RIOgaleão has improved a lot its infrastructure and services. Still needs some more things, but it's on track to a better airport. This airport is far from being one of my favourites, the domestic one (Santos Dumont is much better).
CDG is too bad for domestic flights. Malpensa in Milan airport on the other hand is horrible. On top of that, if you want a cardio vascular workout, or heart attack getting through to a terminal here, then this airport is for you!
I didn’t like your comment: “That’s how they do it Poland”. Actually, most of the people there are very nice, warm-hearted, and they know very well what hospitality is.
I flew into Iraq's main airport in 2008, near Green Zone, full combat assault landing in C-130, that was interesting....You fly like you are under attack as precaution, weak stomach, you are in trouble...great video again....
I'm surprised Manchester (MAN) isn't on the list. It's dingy, dark and expensive, they nickel and dime you for everything, and some of the gates are so far from the check-in areas I think they share a runway with Liverpool LPL.
You could easily done a worst 100 international airports. Might I suggest a top 10 scary landings in the Caribbean...of course you should research them personally.
My parents are from Poland so I often go there and the airport in Rzeszów (small city of 150,000 people) is very nice and modern. Puts the one in Krakow (a city 7x the size of Rzeszów) to shame.
Briggs, how are ya, been bloody well waiting for you to get back in the saddle....STOP TYPING.....Happy New Year, great to have ya back. Now what's next ?????
Mr Briggs Honduras is a scary approach but not the worst as the old kai tak in Hong Kong approach was awful thank God it's now closed, great list and video. Happy New year to you and family all the best for 2019
I loved flying into Kai Tak. I never found the approach worrisome, except that you'd fly about 200 feet over a bunch of buildings But the views were spectacular.
I flew to CIA in November. Yeah it was small, but when you're happy to be a short bus ride to Rome and it was cheap, you really don't care. You get what you pay for💸
I see a Filipino Briggs fan, I upvote. And hey, after watching the two worst airport videos, NAIA isn't really that bad when compared to these two but it's worth a dishonorable mention.
Briggs... I’ve flown in and out of Toncontin (Tegucigalpa, Honduras) - it is a nightmare! I saw a special documentary a few years back, called “The Top 10 Scariest Airports in the World”... it was number two! I think the airport in Gibraltar was number one - or it might have been one in China! It was a great list.
I have been in & out of CDG, Paris four times & each time I never had an issue. The staff was always kind & helpful when needed. Treat people the way you want to be treated & try to speak the language & you’ll find out that the national’s will treat you with respect. I’ve been out of Gatwick, Munich, Frankfort & in a little over a month Dublin, Douglas Isle of Man & Schiphol in Amsterdam. Can’t wait. All of the airports I’ve been to around the world, Philadelphia (Filthadelphia) is the worst.
Never fly through PHL if you can help it. And if I’m flying into the U.S., I will fly into any airport other than PHL, which has sadistic psychotic immigration agents.
I’ve been flying through Arlanda since the early 90s, at least once a year, and I’ve never had a bad experience, and never had a hard time finding a bathroom. Was honestly shocked when i saw it pop up
Krakow airport is just fine. They did some major renovations, and it is clean, with decent shops and restaurants. Warsaw-Chopin on the other hand is terrible.
*I was quite surprised to see ARN Arlanda included in your pan picks. I flew there from the UK and found it to be quite acceptable. I walked outside to a city-centre bus, and stayed for a couple weeks*
Where did you get your info on the Krakow airport? I'm genuinely curious. I never met people that rude when I was in Poland.... granted, I was coming back to the States with stitches on my forehead, so maybe people went out of their way to be nice. Or at least not rude. Their security is pretty lax though. I accidentally made it through security with scissors in my purse. I didn't even realize, until I made it home.
In December 2019, I connected through London-Heathrow, and it was a disaster! None of the trains were working, so we had to walk the whole way. Then we had to head up a set of stairs, only to find the escalators not working! So we had to use elevators! Then we had to go through security again! I swore never to go through that airport again, but I know I’ll break that promise. British Airways was the best! But Heathrow airport in my opinion, is the worse.
Briggs, if you think Paris Chales De Gaul International is the worst, go look up PHC or Port Harcourt International Airport because that is actually the worst airport in the whole world. I am just informing you. I am not trying to prove you wrong.
I've been the Shanghai, Beijing, Incheon (Seouls airport), Heathrow (Londons airport), and Narita (Tokyos airport) and I really can't say any of them are bad. JFK however IMO is the worst airport in the world
I have only been to 2 airports at this list. Stockholm Arlanda and London Luton. I don't agree with you that Arlanda is the 3 worst airport outside of the US, but you could certainly argue for it. A standard bottle of water can cost up to 59 SEK after security, which is around 6 USD, and the customer service is Scandinavian (= efficient but not so good). Arlanda is not good, but I believe there are many worse airports in the world. I still enjoyed the video though.
Only airport I can really complain about is the Heathrow, due to its long and inefficient security. Three of the nicest I've been to is Amsterdam Schipol, Munich and Vienna.
Barcelona’s was bad, not because it’s inefficient or busy but because of how depressing it is compared to the region in Spain. When landing you see beautiful sparkling blue water and the stunning Barcelona scenery. But the airport is ugly to look at; it’s like someone said “hey let’s take an old hanger, stick some gate bridges onto it and throw in some shops and escalators into it and we’ll be good”
I wasn’t expecting Luton on here, but I can definitely see why you chose it. I fly there regularly to Poland each year, and nearly every year there is some kind of pointless renovation which makes the queues really long. And I do agree with the money-snatching issue. But I disagree with Krakow and Stockholm. When I flew to Krakow, the staff were really friendly and it was relatively clean compared to Luton, but that’s just me, maybe they’re more friendly to native Poles, I don’t really know
I flew through Luton a few months ago and it wasn’t all that bad. Sure, it was hella crowded and a bit confusing to navigate, but other than that it wasn’t horrible.
Muscat, Oman. At least the terminal where my plane "docked". We rolled past the nice-looking terminals and stopped at what looked like a 7-Eleven in a bad neighborhood. There were no jetways so we had to de-plane via stairs. We were then herded into a big room where we had to attempt to buy "visas" to get past Immigration. Damn-near no one spoke English and I didn't do the local language very well (read: At all). It was also about 1 or 2 AM local and I had just flown in from San Diego. At least I didn't have to work the next day...
KTM - Kathmandu, Nepal. Everything is disorganized. The flight monitors only show flights that have departed. A passenger really has to be attentive to make sure he/she is even at the right gate. Any airport in Morocco. Marrakech airport is probably the most beautiful I've been to but it takes over an hour to get to your departing plane with all the security details to go through.
You've brought back some memories for me! I took a trip around the world in 2009 and "officially" (I did it with STA travel on a multi-destination ticket) ended in Rome's main airport but spent a few days there and caught an Easy jet flight from Ciampo to CDG and then off to my hometown of Southampton from there; you're not wrong about those two.
You placed the South Sudan airport as less bad than Stockholm. Perhaps not entirely proportionate. Additionally, in terms of staff, especially security - nothing's worse than JFK.
I calibrate my expectations by what the country has to work with. Juan Santamaria (San Jose, Costa Rica) is nice. Heathrow and de Gaulle, on the other hand, should be ashamed of themselves.
Heres my top 10 worst airport list in eu 10: OTP Bucharest Henri Coanda Airport ( A bit dated) 9: NCE Nice Cote D’Azur Airport ( Way to long lines (Longer than LTN’s lines) (Check in took 40 minutes) ) 8: CLJ Cluj Avram Iancu Airport ( Basically Pointless, also way to small ) 7: LTN London Luton Airport ( Long lines ) 6: MAD Madrid Barajas Airport ( The airport was designed by 3 year olds ) 5: CIA Rome Ciampino Airport ( Rude staff and also kinda pointless (Just fly from Flumicino) ) 4: BCN Barcelona El Prat Airport ( No entertainment ( boring (my opinion ) ) ) 3: CDG Paris Charles de gaulle ( Unorganised) 2: BFS Belfast Airport ( Dated, tired and filthy) 1: BVA Paris Beauvais airport ( Boring, stupid, dated and pointless ( Take CDG even if its a bad airport too, its better) )
I have been threw Eindhoven a bunch of times and I haven't had any problems. In fact it is a really nice and well organized airport I feel like there are much worse airports than the one's you have listed.
Madrid -Barajas is one of the worst I've ever been to. No seating. Our plane didn't even start loading until 30 minutes after we were supposed to leave. Apparently, that's a normal occurence.
The name de Gaulle is enough to make me want to use a different airport. Which Orly is the only option for me in Paris. Years ago I flew in from Berlin on a later flight than planned - missed my original flight out of Berlin because of a traffic jam - and missed my SuperShuttle to my hotel. After attempting to use my limited French the customer service agents at the desk switched to English quickly, were very helpful to contact SS, and gave me excellent directions to the pick up area...and some excellent advice to avoid the unauthorized cabs. A++
Ha ha you did not disappoint: TGU. Been there, done that. The landing was awesome and the head flight attendant announced it was the pilot’s first landing, people laughed and the attendant said she wasn’t kidding. The airport itself makes you believe you landed in Beirut: a hole knocked in the side of the building, machine-gun-toting guards and no jetway. And the final coupe de grace was that we had to fasten the luggage down in the bed of the truck. Luggage gets stolen from vehicles stopped in traffic. What a place!
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I'm kind of stunned that South Sudan even has a public airport you can land at.
Tristem Saris me too South Sudan 🇸🇸 is probably the second worst country in the world after North Korea 🇰🇵 in fact it might be worse anyway South Sudan is basically just a Third World war torn country that’s basically just anarchy at this point and has nothing interesting so I seriously don’t get why they have an airport (even if it was built when South Sudan was still part of Sudan 🇸🇩 and they just never closed it but Sudan isn’t much better than South Sudan).
@@owenmitchell1469 commenting shits will destroy you , so you expected s sudan to be in comparison with USA
My husband works in South Sudan and has to go through the airport. Yeah, it's pretty crazy. Funny enough, the country is sitting on one of the largest oil reserves in the world so it might soon be one of the richest countries in Africa.
@@owenmitchell1469 thats a bunch of ugly prejudice you spewed out there, well done, you have a lot of growing up to do. In fact there are some very friendly people in South Sudan, and a lot of beautiful nature and national parks aswell. Just dont open your ignorant mouth next time will ya
@@owenmitchell1469 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Finally a World According to Briggs episode that actually talks about the world! hahaha
Good joke, but it mostly talks about European airports.
Still waiting for best airports in the US.
Which ones did you have in mind?
My least-worst list includes DFW and SFO.
NIAA in norfolk, va recently had a huge make-over, and ain't half bad. just expect the tsa people to be the usual public strip-search buttwipes like everywhere else. the bar gets a tom collins spot on!
Are there any world class airports in the U.S.?
Briggs! Please do 10 Best Airports in the US and I'll stop typing~
I vote for Ontario Airport in Southern California!
I don't mean to be that guy but I've been through the Krakow airport countless times and I don't recall any problems at all.
Me too even a direct flight from Chicago
My friend works sometimes works as ATC at Kraków Airport, and he said they have the equipment to support a lot of people, but they don't do it for no reason.
Nice profile picture! Daughters FTW.
Was fine when I’ve been there
Was awful for me
Please do top 10 best airports outside of the US
Hong Kong, Tokyo/Narita, Osaka, Taipei my favorites I've been to. Asia in general have the best ones. Manila is the worst airport I've been to in the world though.
Go bears
Worst airport I have ever been to is Tribhuvan Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal. OMG what a bunch of bullshit. Unless you LOVE the Himalayan mountains don't go. As for Kathmandu: It's kind cool for a little while. And then it sucks. Bad.
I live in singapore. Singapore has best airport in the world according to SkyTrax. Also worlds best airline
@@mjp9149 this is american vlog not world vlog :V
Is it just me or is Briggs putting up way more videos than usual? I'm pretty busy these days and don't always have time to watch it right away. Usually I manage to watch it a couple of hours later but when I try it now it seems like for every video I watch 3 new ones pop up. Really loving your work, keep it up. And if it makes a difference, you have a big fan in Bosnia. Cheers. Ok, I'll stop typing now
How is bosnia? My bestfriends from middle school were both born in Bosnia and I've always wondered what it's like there.
Chris Richardson it's nice if you're visiting. Nice food, beautiful buildings and scenery, people are very receptive to strangers.
If you're living in Bosnia it's a whole other story. Little jobs(you have to have a political backing or a rich father to find a job easily), low salaries, people are divided because some people have benefits from that, corrupt politicians etc. Weird place to be honest.
All in all, even though I'm pretty critical of it, I still love it. What can you do, am I right?
@@SINSH4W doesn't sound too bad honestly. We have our fair share of corrupt politicians as well. And the wages suck here too. So try not not to get too down on the place 😁
He file bankrupt and nerds funds to come even lol
Did you just say your oldest son is named Thor?! Nice!
Stockholm Arlanda AirPort isn’t bad actually and doesn’t deserve to be in this list. I’ve flown from there many times and I can say it’s actually really nice. The airport is never crowded and the staff is really nice. It’s a modern airport and the delays isn’t the airports fault. The same goes for Paris Charles de Gaulle where I also have been flying from a couple of times. I would say that Paris Beauvais is way worse and more crowded than CDG.
Agree with Arlanda, I found it very pleasant, albeit very long walks to gates.
Stockholm is actually one of the better airports I’ve been to
ARN does not belong on this list.Plenty food establisments and plenty of space.Zagreb is worse.
ARN is fine. May not be the best, but is isn't anywhere near the worst.
CDG is just bad. It's like Paris and London have a contest to see weather LHR or CDG is worse.
When I was living in Europe, using CDG for transfers had the words AVOID IF POSSIBLE next to it
If you think that Moscow's Domodedovo airport security is scary, you haven't been to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. They have heavily armed guards there. With automatic guns and everything.
Back to DME, the place is huge and crowded. These are about the only things that I didn't like there.
I'm from Chicago, I'm used to huge, crowded airport lol
I love russia, All the airports are my fav there.
I saw the same thing arriving in Istanbul, Turkey.
@@kellyanderson7624 yea same
I saw the same thing when I landed in Israel
Worst airport ever: Semy (formerly Semypalatinsk) in Kazakhstan. It feels more like a bus station, a really dirty bus station. In fact, most really dirty bus stations have better toilets than Semy. Also, I agree that CDG is pretty bad, but I think FRA (Frankfurt) should have been on the list.
@@TH-camTH-camTH-camTH-camY Yep, then I went by car from Semi to Kurchatov, which was the center of the Soviet nuclear research program back in the day. It was our base for five days of surveys out on the former test range looking at mining drill sites and a processing plant our client was building.
Congratulations on expanding your lists, Briggs. I will look forward to see where you go in your new venue.
I love you Briggs! Keep up the great work. I'm a true fan!
ARN, Arlanda Stockholm.......are you kidding me? One of the best and cleanest airports ever?
indeed, also getting there with the train from stockholm central is as easy as it gets... complaining about missing drinking fountains is so american.. 9/10 airports in europe dont have them.. its just not a thing here
Definitely agree. Always had a good experience at Arlanda.
@@kai_b1156 O'Hare has them
He has no idea really. He probably only read some tripadviser reviews and made the video lol
@@kai_b1156 I wouldn't drink that water anyway
As a Stockholmer I can agree that Arlanda Airport's rest rooms are too few and outdated. Except the new part of Terminal 5 which is also the largest terminal there. Which basically means that you have to fly with SAS, Lufthansa, Swiss, Austrian or Iceland Air to be on the right side of the airport.
It was like 14 years ago since I had to do a transfer landing in CDG Paris. All the things you said about that place can I agree on, especially the thing you said. It is basically like a place that 1st graders made and are running the airport. It was a nightmare. I can go as far as to say that it's quite similar to the things you said about JFK Airport.
Even Budapest Airport could've been on this list. Too small, outdated, rude staff and overcrowded.
Anyway, I learned so much about USA from your videos. So exciting for your coming International videos.
I'm an experienced traveler, including to some developing countries, and Paris is the WORST airport I have ever seen. Make sure you have at least 3 hours wiggle room if you're connecting there.
My friend and I arrived at the Paris airport for a layover. When we arrived, we were shuttled to the main building. Now I've had to do this many times before, and that didn't bother me all that much, although the wait time was more than double what I've had in other places. When we arrive at the airport itself, we have to go back through a security check and discard all liquids. Keep in mind we came directly from the plane with no chance to stop in between, and I'm sure at least a few people bought duty free alcohol. That was inconvenient, but luckily we had plenty of time and no expensive liquids. We checked the board and found our flight was delayed, and had been moved to a completely different terminal.
That's not uncommon either, and we weren't all that bothered, in fact the delay worked in our favor. Unfortunately, maybe due to construction as there was a lot of that happening, we had to go out through passport control and then back in through security again to get to our gate. My friend had thrown out an entire bottle of water in the first security check, and bought another when we got through, so she had to down as much as she could of that one and then throw it away too.
We finally make it through all of that mess, and we then have to walk through the entire building, get in line for another shuttle, and walk another building length to get to our gate. The gate itself is in the downstairs ground level, and passengers have to get on, you guessed it, shuttles to their airplane. This wouldn't be so bad, except it was January, and they left the doors wide open the entire time a planes passengers were being loaded onto or unloaded from shuttles.
By this point, we're starving, and we have another hour or so before our flight boards, so we go in search of food. The terminal we're in has all of 3 options, all of which are pastries/bread. Now don't get me wrong, I love bread and bread from Paris is great, but I really wanted a meal rather than a snack that cost as much as one. You can't get to any other terminal without dealing with the ridiculous shuttle system, and that wasn't happening, so we made due. Word to the wise, however, avoid this airport for layovers if AT ALL possible. If you have to go there, give yourself plenty of time, pack a few extra sweaters in the winter or prepare for heat in the summer, and prepare to be very, very frustrated!
Nothing wrong with Krakow, Stockholm or Athens airport. This guy does go on!
I agree! Watching some of this guy's videos, you'd think he must be close to suicide since he seems displeased with almost everything.
Except he was talking about Crete not Athens.
Finally my friend has gone international, good way to go. Keep it up
Try Kathmandu airport in Nepal. I have been there, utter disaster. The terminal is outdated and passport control took me 3hours to pass. Also been to Bhutan which has basically the same airport type as Honduras, except your in a 15 degree turn about 100 feet from the runway. Anyways good job you earned a new sub and got that bell on.
First, I have been to Heraklion Airport for 4 years
1st year: No air conditioning, Old duty free, Nit enough seating, and arrogant staff
2nd year: The same
3rd year: The same
2018: New modern Duty free, AIR CONDITIONING, Cheap stuff enough seats and staff were fine, they done it up.
Coming from one of developing countries in Asia, i was pretty shocked when i arrived in Berlin Schonefeld Airport. I almost needed to reassured my self if i was really in Germany, one of the most advanced countries in the world and not getting lost in another country in Africa. Its so bad. The major airports in my country are way better than that airport. I could not believe my eyes. I thought Germans are amongst the best engineers in the world. Really Germans?
the berlin airport is crazy, i think theyve been through some renovations apparently since youve commented, but it doesnt seem like it helped much. incredibly long walk to my gate and the people waiting in line to board flood into the hallways… really annoying
CDG ist not just one airport. There's the old CDG1, the low cost CDG3, the non Air France CDG 2A and 2B, the Air France CDG2C and CDG2D, the new and really chic CDG2E and CDG2F, and the remote CDG2G for short range flights. You need at least six reviews to cover the entire airport. Depending on the company you fly with, and your destination, it is an entirely different experience.
I’m shocked that you think Stockholm Arlanda is one of the worst. I fly to Sweden at least once a year and it’s one of the cleanest airports I’ve ever been in!!
It's kinda bold to put Charles de Gaulle as #1 while a third world, legitimately dangerous airport like Juba is #6.
Regarding ARN - Tap water is safe to drink everywhere in Sweden! Just hit the toilet (don't drink from the bowl though).
That personality trait is typical Swedish behavior. We all look and behave as if we're on anti depressants all the time. It's not considered a diagnosis in Sweden but rather something that comes with the weather and dark winters.
I watched this video just to make sure that London Luton airport was on this list. It is an utter omnishambles. Well done for including it! It’s almost (but not quite) as bad as Washington Dulles. But I appreciate that this list is for airports outside the US!
Came for Paris CDG, wasn‘t disappointed. Only things that work are T3 and T2G, because they are run like 2 extra local airports that you actually have to take a seperste Bus to.
T2E is bigger than everything else, has 3 parts that are only connected by train, had the roof collapse, you have to check in in one of the parts if international an take the train and if you are local, you have to got to T2F and take a long gangway. Also the roof collapsed 2005 and killed 4. Inefficient representative Shopping-Mall. And those inaudible announcements! Worse even than in Casablanca.
Berlin Schönefeld Airport is the worst I've ever seen in my entire life! Really shameful for Germany!
We're building a new one cause it is so bad... but they are not building fast
Haha, than you have not traveled much
And Brandenburg , the most modern airport with no planes !
I've been there and Tehran's imam airport . Believe me friend. Berlin is heaven compared to Tehran's.
@@mohamadrezaehteshami6209 Maybe 😘
I’ve watched almost all your stuff. You crack me up. I love listening to you.
I have flown countless times threw Domodedovo (DME) #5, at I have to say it's a fabulous airport, and revations are ongoing. The businesses here are the friendliest of any airport, as when our flight got delayed 6 hours to Bulgaria because of weather, on Irish restaurant allowed us to sit in, and provided free beverages, but the seating can be a little crowded here, the only little mistake.
Charles deGaulle airport was the worst airport experience I've ever had.
I tried to reach my flight, but it was canceled and no one there was there to help me. I was directed to another flight by the staff, and that turned out to be wrong too. Then, I was told to get a new boarding pass from a different section in the airport. The ticketing counter was closed, and I had to wait until they opened up again, which is the next morning. So I spent the night at a hotel and went to Aer Lingus for my boarding pass. The accused me of being late to my canceled flight and directed me to British Airways. I had to stand in two lines and wait for almost 2 hours to get my boarding pass that didn't have a seat number.
I arrived to the British Airways gate with my boarding pass. Before I could get a seat number, they set me aside and interrogated me. They asked me a lot of personal questions about why I missed my flight, and what I was doing the night before. As the passengers were walking past us, they did a thorough search of my items. I had to open all my pencil cases and sketchbooks. I was padded down, and they checked within my waistband. It felt very violating and humiliating. Eventually, I was able to board my plane and catch a flight back to Austin. On top of that, my checked luggage was delayed. They did manage to deliver it to my apartment a few days later.
I should also mention that there was practically no food options around the airport. At the gates, I may have seen old tuna baguettes and maybe a few pastries. Its a little surprising, considering the food in Paris was really good.
This was definitely the worst airport experience I've had! Definitely worse than being conned out of $20 by luggage handlers in Mumbai.
Hey Briggs, I love to travel also and have seen most of the US and a lot of Canada. I have noticed that when I travel I tend to try to avoid the cold weather. I visited Prudhoe Bay, Alaska in June when they're average 24-hour temperature was right around 65 degrees and 24 hours of sunlight. I think it would be awesome if you could put together a top 10 list of US cities that exist in the warmer climates. I really appreciate the research that you do on all of the Cities, towns, places and everything else that you put in your channel. Please keep up the good work! The world according to Briggs is my favorite TH-cam channel.
Thank you. I will put that on my board of lists of lists.
I've been to several of these airports, but I have a few to add: Orly in Paris is way worse than CDG. CDG has its issues but it's 100% better than Orly. Also, Tunis airport in Tunisia where you cannot pay for anything with Tunisian currency. Repeat: You can't use the local currency in the airport. So, if you have some money left at the end of your vacation, literally just give it to your cab driver (you can't trade it back in for dollars or euros). I also think that the airport in Saint Martin that's sandwiched between a beach and a mountain is pretty intense.
Thanks Briggs! I found your video very informative and appreciate it!
Thank you for watching.
Polish people are lovely friendly people, been to Krakow airport and had no issue, I would say Heathrow is def the worst airport I've been to, best for me was Bangkok, very helpful staff
Wholeheartedly agree CDG is the worst airport in the world. Last time I landed there we taxied for 45 minutes. Then a 45 minute bus ride to the main terminal. Indifferent customs, rude people. Bad signage for gates. I know France has nuclear weapons. CDG is a perfect location to resume above ground tests.
Top 10 worst airports in Brazil
10 - Foz do Iguaçu Int'l Airport
9 - Chapecó Airport
8 - Rio Branco Int'l Airport
7 - Vitória Int'l Airport
6 - Belo Horizonte (Pampulha) Airport
5 - Divinópolis Airport
4 - Uberaba Airport
3 - Porto Alegre Int'l Airport
2 - São Paulo (Congonhas) Airport
1 - Ribeirão Preto Airport
Rio's Airport is far worse than most on this list'
@@tnickknight when did you come? After the privatisation, RIOgaleão has improved a lot its infrastructure and services. Still needs some more things, but it's on track to a better airport. This airport is far from being one of my favourites, the domestic one (Santos Dumont is much better).
I remember going to Salvador Bahia airport, really bad
CDG is too bad for domestic flights. Malpensa in Milan airport on the other hand is horrible. On top of that, if you want a cardio vascular workout, or heart attack getting through to a terminal here, then this airport is for you!
I didn’t like your comment: “That’s how they do it Poland”. Actually, most of the people there are very nice, warm-hearted, and they know very well what hospitality is.
I flew into Iraq's main airport in 2008, near Green Zone, full combat assault landing in C-130, that was interesting....You fly like you are under attack as precaution, weak stomach, you are in trouble...great video again....
Dude how you compare airport in contry where is war all around, and something peaceful like Sweden?
@@kashkoi Yes, you have a good point, no comparison, I lost control....
I'm surprised Manchester (MAN) isn't on the list. It's dingy, dark and expensive, they nickel and dime you for everything, and some of the gates are so far from the check-in areas I think they share a runway with Liverpool LPL.
You could easily done a worst 100 international airports. Might I suggest a top 10 scary landings in the Caribbean...of course you should research them personally.
very good information .. thank you Briggs. I always enjoy your videos and feel I learn something.⭐😊⭐
My parents are from Poland so I often go there and the airport in Rzeszów (small city of 150,000 people) is very nice and modern. Puts the one in Krakow (a city 7x the size of Rzeszów) to shame.
Briggs, how are ya, been bloody well waiting for you to get back in the saddle....STOP TYPING.....Happy New Year, great to have ya back. Now what's next ?????
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Mr Briggs Honduras is a scary approach but not the worst as the old kai tak in Hong Kong approach was awful thank God it's now closed, great list and video. Happy New year to you and family all the best for 2019
I loved flying into Kai Tak. I never found the approach worrisome, except that you'd fly about 200 feet over a bunch of buildings But the views were spectacular.
I, as a Swede, can confirm that we never get thirsty.
They want you to buy overpriced drinks in the stores
My grandparents live in Honduras so I fly into here a lot, it's become normal for me
My husband is from Luton and he said you nailed it.
Yes it's bad but not horrendous. I've never had a delay there
You should have seen Moscow Domodedova Airport in 1992 when it was still very much Soviet style. The new revised airport is a big improvement.
I flew to CIA in November. Yeah it was small, but when you're happy to be a short bus ride to Rome and it was cheap, you really don't care. You get what you pay for💸
Finally a non u.s vid. Cool, Briggs!
Thanks so much for your great video. Please consider doing things with the Philippines in the future. I truly admire your work! Huge fan 😊
I see a Filipino Briggs fan, I upvote.
And hey, after watching the two worst airport videos, NAIA isn't really that bad when compared to these two but it's worth a dishonorable mention.
Briggs... I’ve flown in and out of Toncontin (Tegucigalpa, Honduras) - it is a nightmare! I saw a special documentary a few years back, called “The Top 10 Scariest Airports in the World”... it was number two! I think the airport in Gibraltar was number one - or it might have been one in China! It was a great list.
I wonder why most of the pictures/videos have Ryanair??
I have been in & out of CDG, Paris four times & each time I never had an issue. The staff was always kind & helpful when needed. Treat people the way you want to be treated & try to speak the language & you’ll find out that the national’s will treat you with respect.
I’ve been out of Gatwick, Munich, Frankfort & in a little over a month Dublin, Douglas Isle of Man & Schiphol in Amsterdam. Can’t wait. All of the airports I’ve been to around the world, Philadelphia (Filthadelphia) is the worst.
Never fly through PHL if you can help it. And if I’m flying into the U.S., I will fly into any airport other than PHL, which has sadistic psychotic immigration agents.
Amazed Heathrow didn't make the list. Horrible airport.
IMO:
10. New York-JFK (USA)
9. Riyadh Airport (Saudi Arabia)
8. Pulkovo Airport (Russia)
7. Bangkok-Don Mueang (Thai)
6. Baltimore Airport (USA)
5. Kathmandu Airport (Nepal)
4. Budapest Airport (Hungary)
3. Madeira Airport (Portugal)
2. St. Marteen (Idk)
1. Hong Kong Airport (China)
This review is really funny. Enjoyed from Jamaica
I’ve been flying through Arlanda since the early 90s, at least once a year, and I’ve never had a bad experience, and never had a hard time finding a bathroom. Was honestly shocked when i saw it pop up
Krakow airport is just fine. They did some major renovations, and it is clean, with decent shops and restaurants. Warsaw-Chopin on the other hand is terrible.
*I was quite surprised to see ARN Arlanda included in your pan picks. I flew there from the UK and found it to be quite acceptable. I walked outside to a city-centre bus, and stayed for a couple weeks*
I've flown from Stockholm Arlanda and it's not nearly as bad as you describe. At least the South Sudan airport should be higher than it. Right?
Where did you get your info on the Krakow airport? I'm genuinely curious. I never met people that rude when I was in Poland.... granted, I was coming back to the States with stitches on my forehead, so maybe people went out of their way to be nice. Or at least not rude. Their security is pretty lax though. I accidentally made it through security with scissors in my purse. I didn't even realize, until I made it home.
In December 2019, I connected through London-Heathrow, and it was a disaster! None of the trains were working, so we had to walk the whole way. Then we had to head up a set of stairs, only to find the escalators not working! So we had to use elevators! Then we had to go through security again! I swore never to go through that airport again, but I know I’ll break that promise. British Airways was the best! But Heathrow airport in my opinion, is the worse.
My worst Airport experiences in Europe: Manchester (MAN) and Berlin-Tegel (TXL)
I was at domodedova this week it's been a lot better since I last been that three years ago. It has improved massively and is still renovating
Briggs, if you think Paris Chales De Gaul International is the worst, go look up PHC or Port Harcourt International Airport because that is actually the worst airport in the whole world. I am just informing you. I am not trying to prove you wrong.
I've been the Shanghai, Beijing, Incheon (Seouls airport), Heathrow (Londons airport), and Narita (Tokyos airport) and I really can't say any of them are bad. JFK however IMO is the worst airport in the world
You need to come check Lagos international airport, u will understand the definition of bad air
I have only been to 2 airports at this list. Stockholm Arlanda and London Luton. I don't agree with you that Arlanda is the 3 worst airport outside of the US, but you could certainly argue for it. A standard bottle of water can cost up to 59 SEK after security, which is around 6 USD, and the customer service is Scandinavian (= efficient but not so good). Arlanda is not good, but I believe there are many worse airports in the world. I still enjoyed the video though.
Yes and Luton isn't that bad I've never had a delay there that's all I can say 😂
Only airport I can really complain about is the Heathrow, due to its long and inefficient security. Three of the nicest I've been to is Amsterdam Schipol, Munich and Vienna.
Barcelona’s was bad, not because it’s inefficient or busy but because of how depressing it is compared to the region in Spain. When landing you see beautiful sparkling blue water and the stunning Barcelona scenery. But the airport is ugly to look at; it’s like someone said “hey let’s take an old hanger, stick some gate bridges onto it and throw in some shops and escalators into it and we’ll be good”
What is going on Briggs? So glad to hear your charming Sheldon Cooper-ish voice lol. How was your day?
I wasn’t expecting Luton on here, but I can definitely see why you chose it. I fly there regularly to Poland each year, and nearly every year there is some kind of pointless renovation which makes the queues really long. And I do agree with the money-snatching issue. But I disagree with Krakow and Stockholm. When I flew to Krakow, the staff were really friendly and it was relatively clean compared to Luton, but that’s just me, maybe they’re more friendly to native Poles, I don’t really know
I flew through Luton a few months ago and it wasn’t all that bad. Sure, it was hella crowded and a bit confusing to navigate, but other than that it wasn’t horrible.
Haiti one room has air conditioning the runway has cracks and potholes and is bumby as hell when landing.... but you are greeted by a steel drum band
Muscat, Oman. At least the terminal where my plane "docked". We rolled past the nice-looking terminals and stopped at what looked like a 7-Eleven in a bad neighborhood. There were no jetways so we had to de-plane via stairs. We were then herded into a big room where we had to attempt to buy "visas" to get past Immigration. Damn-near no one spoke English and I didn't do the local language very well (read: At all). It was also about 1 or 2 AM local and I had just flown in from San Diego. At least I didn't have to work the next day...
KTM - Kathmandu, Nepal. Everything is disorganized. The flight monitors only show flights that have departed. A passenger really has to be attentive to make sure he/she is even at the right gate. Any airport in Morocco. Marrakech airport is probably the most beautiful I've been to but it takes over an hour to get to your departing plane with all the security details to go through.
Love that Nepalese (?) hillside marvel w/ the highlift turboprop bird U showed @ the end; looks like an Air America special
You've brought back some memories for me! I took a trip around the world in 2009 and "officially" (I did it with STA travel on a multi-destination ticket) ended in Rome's main airport but spent a few days there and caught an Easy jet flight from Ciampo to CDG and then off to my hometown of Southampton from there; you're not wrong about those two.
B/S. You haven't seen Jeddah, Dar Es Salam, Tbilisi, Riyadh....... this is a B/S list.
You placed the South Sudan airport as less bad than Stockholm. Perhaps not entirely proportionate. Additionally, in terms of staff, especially security - nothing's worse than JFK.
I calibrate my expectations by what the country has to work with.
Juan Santamaria (San Jose, Costa Rica) is nice. Heathrow and de Gaulle, on the other hand, should be ashamed of themselves.
Arlanda? It's not crowded at all and you can drink the water direct from the tap because it's clean.
I've flown out of Krakow once and gone through Charles De Gaulle a few times. I thought parts of CDG looked like they were from a 1960s sci-fi movie.
Heres my top 10 worst airport list in eu
10: OTP Bucharest Henri Coanda Airport ( A bit dated)
9: NCE Nice Cote D’Azur Airport ( Way to long lines (Longer than LTN’s lines) (Check in took 40 minutes) )
8: CLJ Cluj Avram Iancu Airport ( Basically Pointless, also way to small )
7: LTN London Luton Airport ( Long lines )
6: MAD Madrid Barajas Airport ( The airport was designed by 3 year olds )
5: CIA Rome Ciampino Airport ( Rude staff and also kinda pointless (Just fly from Flumicino) )
4: BCN Barcelona El Prat Airport ( No entertainment ( boring (my opinion ) ) )
3: CDG Paris Charles de gaulle ( Unorganised)
2: BFS Belfast Airport ( Dated, tired and filthy)
1: BVA Paris Beauvais airport ( Boring, stupid, dated and pointless ( Take CDG even if its a bad airport too, its better) )
I have been threw Eindhoven a bunch of times and I haven't had any problems. In fact it is a really nice and well organized airport I feel like there are much worse airports than the one's you have listed.
DME is a fantastic airport apart from the fact its very very very very expensive
I really like these international videos
I have been to Paris airport And it is a dumpster fire I tell them to avoid the airport like the plague
I went to the Heraklion one and the cat thing is true. Some woman's luggage was peed on by one right in front of her, it was bad.
Pineapple Fresh yup same but it’s Crete cats are everywhere lmao
Madrid -Barajas is one of the worst I've ever been to. No seating. Our plane didn't even start loading until 30 minutes after we were supposed to leave. Apparently, that's a normal occurence.
Slightly off topic but innsbruck Airport is probably one of the most scenic in the world
The name de Gaulle is enough to make me want to use a different airport. Which Orly is the only option for me in Paris. Years ago I flew in from Berlin on a later flight than planned - missed my original flight out of Berlin because of a traffic jam - and missed my SuperShuttle to my hotel. After attempting to use my limited French the customer service agents at the desk switched to English quickly, were very helpful to contact SS, and gave me excellent directions to the pick up area...and some excellent advice to avoid the unauthorized cabs. A++
hahaha im polish and go to Krakow Chopin airport once or twice a year and everything you said is so true
That was interesting. l was wondering which UK airport was going to make your list Briggs 👍😂
I love this channel 🙏🏻
Ha ha you did not disappoint: TGU. Been there, done that. The landing was awesome and the head flight attendant announced it was the pilot’s first landing, people laughed and the attendant said she wasn’t kidding.
The airport itself makes you believe you landed in Beirut: a hole knocked in the side of the building, machine-gun-toting guards and no jetway.
And the final coupe de grace was that we had to fasten the luggage down in the bed of the truck. Luggage gets stolen from vehicles stopped in traffic. What a place!
I've been to Hong Kong International and Suvarnabhumi couple of times and I'd would have to say it's pretty bad, bordering on getting much worst.
Basel EuroAirport is also definitely worth it mentioning when it comes to worst airports