Known for having the shortest commercial runway in the world, this airport is perched on a cliff with dramatic views of the Caribbean Sea.
The only airport in the world where scheduled flights use a beach as the runway. Flights are timed according to the tides, as the runways are submerged during high tide.
Known for its challenging approach, this airport is the main gateway for climbers heading to Mount Everest. The runway is short and slopes uphill to help planes slow down.
A small regional airport serving mostly domestic flights. Its size is modest, catering primarily to local travelers and private planes.
Although Kansai International itself is a large airport, its secondary facilities like the Rinku Town Heliport are notably small. It is used for helicopter flights and light aircraft services.