Skytrax Airport Ratings

The airport awards by Skytrax were released. Skytrax is a company that rates, reviews, and ranks airlines. By many, its considered the official reviewer and ranker for airports and airlines. Recently the company released their ranking Top 100 Airports Worldwide for 2018. Unsurprisingly, Singapore Changi placed first again. Boston Logan was in 89th place, same place as in 2017, situated behind 11 other US airports. Hopefully, Boston is able to move up in the rankings next year.

Read the article for more information:www.worldairportawards.com

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  1. DDTMay 1, 2018 at 11:16 PM

    These ratings are quite funny thing! E.g. - Rome jumped up 70+ places in a single year, Halifax and Hanoi come before Boston. In general, US airports don't seem to cut it too well...

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    1. Boston AviationMay 2, 2018 at 11:57 AM

      US airports noticeably lag behind their European and Asian counterparts.

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