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At this airport, passengers experience something they've never seen before.

Welcome to watchmojo and today we're counting down our picks for the international airports with the highest rates of customer satisfaction.

Robots delivering food and beverages to you right at the boarding gate as you wait.

Number 10 Alofos Suarez Madrid Barajas Airport, Spain how much do design and appearance influence your opinion of an airport?

If they matter that much, then you'll probably fall in love with the Alofos Suarez Madrid Barajas Airport Just outside the city limits of Spain's capital, Madrid, about 12 km away from the city center.

Spain's new gateway to the world, the Madrid Barajas Airport.

The architecture here is stunning, boasting gigantic windows that offer visitors gorgeous panoramic views just about everything in sight.

Meanwhile, the atmosphere within the Alofos Suarez Madrid Barajas Airport is warm, inviting and well lit.

One of the things that's amazing about Madrid is the daylight.

You know, the quality of light is so, so powerful, so we tried to capture that.

There's also a low amount of cancelled flights to be found here, which is impressive given that Madrid Barajas is a buzzing and busy place to be.

It should be said, however, that shopping options tend to be limited within the terminals.

Vienna International Airport, Austria do you travel often or is visiting the airport something of a rare occurrence?

If you answered affirmatively to the first question, then you'll probably appreciate the food choices within the Vienna International Airport in Austria.

This hub doesn't try to cater to every traveler's tastes and instead revels celebrating Austrian cultural history.

This means that you'll be able to grab a cold beer or a warm pretzel while you're waiting for your flight.

Additionally, Vienna International is easy to reach from just about any tourist hotel, which is a good thing since the airport didn't offer E gates at the time of this writing, so arrive early.

Istanbul Airport, Turkey One of the newer airports on our list, this hub for Turkish international travel has a lot going for it.

This airport was opened in 2018 and boasts both efficiency and modern amenities as it offers a fleet of robots to direct passengers to their flights.

This has made the Istanbul airport a major competitive player, with some publications ranking it as the top international airport in the world.

The facility features a variety of dining options, from quick bites to fine dining, including traditional Turkish coffee and cuisine.

Passengers can even choose to take showers here before relaxing in any of the spacious and indulgent lounge areas.

Zurich Airport, Switzerland Speaking of lounge areas.

Zurich Airport in Switzerland boasts some of the best around, particularly when it comes to popping in for a drink.

Whiskey, fine champagne and more are made available for those who can spring a little extra for lounge access.

Meanwhile, the shopping at this facility is duty free, which makes picking up souvenirs or gifts an absolute breeze.

Layovers are also easy to love at Zurich Airport since there's a wide variety of restaurant options in addition to bar areas for those who opted not to go for the lounge.

Number 6 Munich Airport, Germany there's often a lot of extra amenities travelers can enjoy if they're willing to pay the price, but

for any thrifty spenders out there, you'll appreciate the free lounges offered at Munich Airport in Germany.

That said, there are elevated options with swanky food choices for those willing to pay a few hundred euros, including some deliciously traditional German wursts.

Munich Airport also goes all out for the holidays, setting up beautiful yuletide decorations complete with an indoor ice skating rink.

The on site Hilton was also voted the best European airport Hotel in 2024, which makes staying a bit longer at Munich Airport something we certainly won't mind doing the next time we're in Germany.

Dubai International Airport, United Arab Emirates A lot of people come and go through Dubai International Airport in the United Arab Emirates.

It is the busiest airport in the world by international passenger traffic, which could lead some to believe that it's unpleasant to visit, but

Instead, Dubai International has pretty much everything covered for an extended layover.

Actually make that triple check since this airport specializes in duty free everything for your carry on.

The nuts and bolts of the technology here is also excellent as Dubai International spares no expense to ensure top notch efficiency and security.

Number four Haneda Airport, Japan those visiting Tokyo, Japan for the first time probably arrive there via Narita International, which is the busiest international airport in Japan.

But as it is located 45 miles away from the capital city, another facility, the Haneda Airport, has begun to grow in popularity, especially among those who feel anxious about flying.

That's because there are sensory lounges within Haneda Airport that are designed to help ease such anxieties.

This hub just seems to get it from providing a clean and visually pleasant interior to doing their best to ensure the comfort of their guests.

With a closer proximity to downtown Tokyo and more efficient transportation links, Haneda seems to be the ideal gateway to the city.

Incheon International Airport, South Korea Everybody loves to talk about the cool things to Eat, see or buy while waiting within an Airport terminal Incheon Airport in Seoul is part of a growing number of airports that are using smart technology to transform the way people fly.

But what about those things that we don't like thinking about, like parking?

If you're one of the many who didn't manage to convince somebody to drive you to the airport, then you're going to have to leave your car there at the hub.

This can often be a frustrating experience, but

thankfully, Incheon International Airport in South Korea makes finding a spot affordable.

Once inside, everything from spas to a freaking movie theater awaits guests at Incheon International.

The airport has also earned high marks for customer satisfaction in the cancellation rate department, which remains low.

It's not really about whether Incheon Airport ranks first or or second, but

rather I want Incheon Airport to be a model that sets a framework for the industry.

Number two Hamed International Airport Qatar we admit that we're not exactly the sorts of fliers that want to even think about hitting the gym in an airport, but

Qatar's Hamid International offers just that if you're so inclined.

The airport is bustling with crowds drawn to its shopping, dining and lounging, and for good reason.

Hamed boasts some of the best amenities around.

It's not hard to understand why so many travelers treat this airport as more than a transit, but

Plus, their flights are often on time, with an impressively low cancellation rate of just 0.2%.

High end shopping is also made available to guests, although some have complained about how intimidating and confusing Haman International can be for first time flyers.

With a destination in itself like this, you'll most likely never want to leave, but

I mean, you can always come back before we continue.

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Number one Singapore Changi Airport Singapore this top entry probably comes as no surprise to anybody that's a frequent flier.

Singapore Changi Airport routinely tops lists like these, and for good reason.

Heck, we wouldn't fault anyone for just stopping into Singapore Changi for a bite to eat, regardless of whether or not they're actually flying somewhere.

This is the reputation the airport has earned for its culinary options.

The decor is also gorgeous at Singapore Changi, with an indoor waterfall that must be seen to be believed.

At 130ft tall, it's the tallest indoor waterfall in the world.

It runs 247 using mostly recycled rainwater.

None of this would probably matter if the flights weren't on time, but thankfully they are.

Although we're not sure anyone would want to actually leave Singapore.

Changi Once inside, add this airport yes, Airport to your bucket list.

What's the longest flight or layover you've ever had?

Flyers give TF Green top marks for being easy to get to and to navigate.

Green is one of only three American airports to make the list.

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