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Survey: Tokyo has two of the world's top ten airports for 2025

Haneda Airport and Narita International Airport both score high in the 2025 World Airport Survey by Skytrax

Kaila Imada
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Kaila Imada
Digital Editor, Time Out Tokyo
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Photo: Highcore/Pixta | An undated stock photo of Haneda Airport
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With Tokyo home to two of the world's best airports for food, it’s no surprise that the capital’s international gateways also consistently rank among the best globally. In the 2025 World Airport Survey conducted by Skytrax, the Haneda and Narita international airports were once again ranked among the top ten in the world, solidifying Tokyo’s status as a world-class travel hub.

This year, Haneda Airport came in third place behind Singapore Changi Airport (No 1) and Doha’s Hamad International Airport (No 2). In addition to securing a spot in the global top three, Haneda was ranked as the world's cleanest airport and the best airport by passenger numbers in 2025, a category in which it beat out all other airports serving over 70 million passengers – the busiest tier globally.

Meanwhile, Narita International Airport in Chiba prefecture took fifth place, narrowly trailing Seoul Incheon (No 4). 

Here’s the full top ten ranking of the best airports in the world in 2025: 

  1. Singapore Changi
  2. Doha Hamad
  3. Tokyo Haneda
  4. Seoul Incheon
  5. Tokyo Narita
  6. Hong Kong 
  7. Paris Charles de Gaulle 
  8. Rome Fiumicino
  9. Munich
  10. Zurich

For a more detailed look at this year’s ranking, head to the Skytrax website.

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