Morocco absent from the global top 100 airports
The Skytrax ranking of the world’s best airports crowns Singapore-Changi and confirms the Asian hegemony. The kingdom remains on the sidelines of this excellence ranking, with no Moroccan platform managing to climb among the top hundred international infrastructures.
The 2026 edition of the "World Airport Awards" places Singapore at the top, followed by Seoul-Incheon, Tokyo-Haneda, Hong Kong and Tokyo-Narita. This exclusively Eastern quintet illustrates the region’s supremacy in terms of fluidity and passenger experience.
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Established thanks to the opinions of millions of travelers, this ranking evaluates the entire customer journey, from cleanliness to the commercial offer. It is on these strict criteria of excellence that no Moroccan airport has managed to accumulate enough points to join the world elite this year.
Far from Asia, Paris-Charles de Gaulle is holding its own by securing sixth place. Crowned the best European airport, it is reaping the fruits of its transformation. The organization thus salutes "the continuous improvement of its infrastructure, connections and services offered".
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The top of the ranking has also been shaken up by the voluntary withdrawal of Doha-Hamad. A regular on the podium, the Qatari hub has chosen to withdraw from the competition to focus on "operational continuity and the safety" of its teams in a context of tensions in the Middle East.
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