Five Indian Airports Rank Among World’s Top 100, Changi Retains No. 1

India’s aviation sector has made significant strides in global rankings, with five airports recognized among the world’s best. The awards highlight improvements in passenger experience, infrastructure, and service quality, underscoring India’s growing role in international aviation.  

Indian Airports In The Top 100  
Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport rose to 28th place, earning multiple accolades including Best Airport in India and South Asia, Best Airport Dining, and Best Immigration Service. Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport ranked 41st, Hyderabad Airport 43rd, Goa’s Manohar International Airport 64th, and Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport also featured in the top 100.  

Global Leader: Singapore’s Changi Airport  
Singapore’s Changi Airport retained its crown as the world’s best airport, winning for the 14th time since 2000. It was praised for its seamless passenger experience, innovative facilities, and consistent excellence across categories.  

Impact On India’s Aviation Sector  
The recognition reflects India’s growing investment in airport modernization and passenger services. With rising air traffic and upcoming infrastructure projects, India is positioning itself as a major hub in Asia’s aviation landscape.  

Key Highlights  

• Five Indian airports ranked in world’s top 100  
• Delhi IGI at 28th, Bengaluru at 41st, Hyderabad at 43rd  
• Goa and Mumbai also featured in rankings  
• Delhi IGI won multiple category awards including Best Dining and Immigration Service  
• Singapore’s Changi Airport retained global No. 1 position  

Sources: ABP News, Hindustan Times, MSN