The world’s largest indoor waterfall in Changi Airport, Singapore. Photo by Unplash
Changi, home to the world’s largest indoor waterfall, was named the least stressful airport in the world, according to a survey doned by iSelect, an Australian-based travel insurance comparison company.
The airport earned an impressive 82.07 out of 100 in a survey of 50 major airports worldwide, which evaluated factors such as flight delays and cancellations, check-in and security wait times, ease of access, and baggage-claim convenience.
Changi scored high in all areas, especially immigration and customs, security check, and check-in wait times.
The airport features automated check-in counters and biometric authentication to speed up immigration procedures. It recently became one of the first airports in the world to offer passport-free immigration clearance at all terminals, allowing travelers to clear immigration in as little time as 10 seconds.
Doha’s Hamad International Airport came in second with a score of 75.89, followed by Seoul’s Incheon International Airport.
Newark Liberty International in New Jersey, in the U.S. was named the most stressful.
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