Five (5) Dangerous Airports in the world.

International Airports - Helal Khan  

One of the safest transport sectors of public transport is aviation.  However, in some cases, some dangerous airports are frightening people.  In terms of travel over long distances, the fastest and easiest way to reach the destination is by air travel.  The only problem is the accident.  Accidents happen for a few reasons, among them are mechanical defects, carelessness of drivers, inefficiency, natural disasters.


  But a more significant reason is the dangerous airport.  In that case, there are some dangerous airports in the world.  However, it is not right that if there is an accident there will be an accident.


  According to a Forbes article, according to the Aviation Global Incident Map, none of the 20 aircraft that crashed during the 500 emergency landing in 2018 were in a dangerous airport.  Nevertheless, I will tell you about some airports that are known to be very dangerous airports around the world due to their location, altitude, sea landing and short runway in size.


  France's Corchievele Airport 

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The Corrival Airport, located approximately 6,858 feet above sea level.  Its runway is only 1762 feet tall.  The runway of this airport in France is very small.  Landing at this airport, covered with high mountains and ice, is very dangerous.  Due to the small planes flying here, it is very dangerous to land here for clouds and dense fog.  One of the most dangerous and dangerous airports in the world.  Because landing on a geographical location is very risky.  Also its runway is not flat The runway is on a slope.  It is considered to be the third most dangerous airport in the world.


  Princess Juliana Airport in the Netherlands 

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When Princess Juliana International Airport first became known as the Terrible Runway Airport, many said it was closed.  Many people, especially the airline, said that it was not Heller at all.  The airport is located in St. Martin in the Eastern Caribbean.  The airport is one of the parts of the Netherlands where pilots are still asked to be particularly careful before landing regularly.  It is the 2nd busiest airport in the region.  When the airport was built, the situation was not so broad that the safety aspect would be considered.  In fact, the airport was built in 1942 before World War II.  It was named after the first emperor of the Netherlands, Juliana, to land at the airport in 1944.  The landing strip of the airport is very small, which is only about 2180 meters.  The real reason for such a short runway was to run across the short runway of the warship.  Even more special than passenger transport was the transport of ammunition on warplanes.


  Iceland's Ice Runway 

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One of the coolest places in the world, it would not be very convenient to guess.  In fact, there is no real runway here.  The place where the plane lands is just a clearing of snow and snow.  The first thing to keep in mind when landing on the runway here is the weight of the aircraft.  This is why the proper weight of each aircraft is measured before landing.  Because if the weight is too high it can break the ice runway.  And the problem with the extra weight is that the aircraft can get stuck in the snow on the ice runway.


  Nepal's Lukla Airport 

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If you want to climb the summit of Everest, you must come to Lukla airport.  Because a base camp has been created to hide in Mount Everest.  Its height is about 9,334 feet above sea level, the runway of this airport is very small and terrifying, the runway of Lukla airport is only 1729 feet.  The mountain breeze and the terrifying natural environment make this airport even more dangerous.  Not only that, the runway of the airport started from the deep end to the end.  This 600-foot-deep moat at the end of the runway means that the pilot has to be very cautious when it comes to takeoff and landing at this airport. There is no place to make a mistake.  Most of the time there are small planes flying.  The airport is ranked among the world's most dangerous airports in the first place for its height and geographical location.


  Bhutan's Paro Airport 

Paro Airport in Bhutan - Helal Khan    

 The list of the most dangerous and dangerous airports in the world will be on top of the Bhutan Paro Airport.  Surprisingly, only 8 pilots have been recognized as qualified to land at the airport.  The airport is located one and a half miles above sea level, with an all-around peak of 18,000 feet.  The airport's runway, on the other hand, is only 6,500 feet tall.  Despite being located so high above sea level, there is not much of a runway on earth.  So it is important to say that there is a lot of pressure on the passengers' nerves when landing on this runway.

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