1 – Muscat International Airport

Opened in 1973, Muscat International Airport is located in the capital of Oman and serves as an important air hub for the region. It stands out for its modern technology and high-quality service, earning it the status of the best in the world. Every year, Muscat handles millions of passengers, offering a wide range of flights to various corners of the globe. This makes it a convenient point for both international travel and transit connections.

2 – Guararapes - Gilberto Freyre International Airport

Located in the Brazilian city of Recife, this airport began operations in 1945. Since then, it has become one of the key air transport hubs in the country. Operating with just one terminal, Guararapes serves several hundred thousand passengers annually, providing them with high-quality service and the ability to take both domestic and international flights.

3 – Cape Town International Airport

Opened in 1955, this airport is the most important air harbor of the Western Cape Province and the second busiest airport in South Africa. Located 22 km from the center of South Africa's capital, it serves as a key transport hub for travelers to the region, impressing with its infrastructure. The facility boasts over 120 check-in counters, more than 20 self-service terminals, and an automated baggage handling system capable of processing over 30,000 bags per hour.

4 – Brasilia International Airport

Named after the country's former President Juscelino Kubitschek, this air hub was opened in the capital of Brazil in 1957. Since then, it has served as a crucial transport hub for the region and is among the busiest in the country. Today, Brasilia Airport offers a variety of amenities for passengers, including duty-free shops, restaurants, ATMs, a currency exchange, and even a sleeping area with private cabins and showers. Additionally, the airport provides luggage storage services and free Wi-Fi.

5 – Hamad International Airport

Located in the capital of Qatar, Doha, this airport welcomed its first passengers in the spring of 2014. Today, it is considered one of the largest airports in the Middle East and stands as a stunning example of modern architecture and design. The airport's interior is designed as an oasis, adorned with water features and tropical plants. Furthermore, Hamad is equipped with one of the longest runways in the world, ensuring its high capacity for air traffic.