Biggest Romanian airport ranks among top 5 worst airports in the world

Bucharest’s Henri Coanda International Airport, the biggest Romanian airport, ranks among the top 5 worst airports in the world, with a score of 6.03 out of 10, according to AirHelp.com’s latest report. 

The platform ranked 132 major airports around the world, and the main airport in Bucharest ranked 129th. This is a big downfall from last year, when the Bucharest Airport was on 116th place.

There are just three airports ranking lower than Henri Coanda Airport, in this list: Eindhoven Airport (130), Kuweit Airport (131) and Lisbon Airport (132).

AirHelp Score compares each airport using three different criteria: quality of service, on-time performance, and passenger experience using analysis conducted on Twitter.

Henri Coanda Airport has a score of 6.00 for on-time performance, 6.1 for quality of service and 6 for restaurants and stores, according to AirHelp.

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On the other hand, the best airports in the world are the following:

1. Hamad International Airport (Doha, Qatar) – Score: 8.39/10
2. Haneda Airport (Tokyo, Japan) – Score: 8.39/10
3. Athens International Airport (Athens, Greece) – Score: 8.38/10