We’re not surprised anymore.
According to the U.S. website, The Cheat Sheet, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) is among the worst airports in the world because of its poor facilities and long queues.
Cheat Sheet writer Kirsten Klahn explained: “This Manila-based airport struggles with the 32 million passengers who use its facility each year. That shouldn’t come as a shock, though, considering it only has the capacity for six million passengers.”
Klahn also also added: “Travelers complain about the airport’s rundown facilities, impolite staff and officials, and long wait times.”
The following airports were also on the list:
—Charles De Gaulle in Paris
—Los Angeles International
—Italy’s Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport
—New York’s LaGuardia Airport
—Zurich International in Switzerland
—Chad’s N’Djamena International Airport
—Russia’s Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport
—Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Arkansas
—India’s Calcutta Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport
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