The most innovative airports in the world

Heathrow Airport is the largest airport in Europe; over 70 million passengers check in there a year and 90 airlines provide connections with 90 countries. These figures seem impressive, that’s for sure, but it is also overwhelming to imagine such a colossal facility occupying 12 km 2 where thousands of passengers come and go every day. However, modernly designed terminals make the process of checking-in take literally a few minutes. The passengers can use 66 booths for self-check-in. 27 booths at the security check zone provide equally efficient service. The time you have to wait to claim your baggage after your flight is also short.  Heathrow Airport is constantly modernized. On regular basis, the iQueue program is used to analyze passenger activity and prevent hold-ups. Commuting to the city center is also very convenient. The car park offers 1300 spots. If you decide to choose public transportation, there are Heathrow Express train and the subway. 

What is the best way to lure customers into using your services?  Trigger one’s senses!  Los Angeles Airport , which is the largest airport in California and one of the largest in the USA, proves that.  Thanks to the cooperation with Moment Factory, a place that heavily triggers one’s senses was created. Not only can you rest there but also learn about the fantastic history of Los Angeles or admire inspiring paintings. The terminals are equipped with seven, gigantic screens located in strategic places. However, the greatest attraction is the illusory Time Tower, which is “located” around an elevator. The distinctive shape of the Theme Building, resembling a flying saucer, constitutes another attraction of Los Angeles Airport. Beneath the arches of the “saucer”, there is a restaurant offering a beautiful view of the airport and the city.  The interior has been arranged in a retro-futuristic style and the lighting has been designed by Walt Disney Imagineering studio.

The designers of Dubai Airport paid attention to the finniest details and foresaw every need a passenger may have. This is one of the largest airports in the world so it’s not surprising that passengers can use plenty services and attractions.  The terminals are full of palm trees; among which you can find an entrance to yoga pavilions, relaxation rooms or praying rooms. When it comes to businessmen, well-equipped business lounges open 24/7 have been prepared. They provide a complex secretary service, computer stations connected to high-speed Internet and conference rooms. A projector can be used in the largest lounge. Individuals that relax by activities and physical rejuvenation would definitely appreciate the G-Force Healthy club. There is a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, saunas and massage rooms. The entire airport is equipped with elevators and ramps providing a convenient access to the terminals. Local restaurants will satisfy every taste and meet the requirements of the most

An airport is usually just a facility that we visit for a short period of time and we treat it as a transit point to go for further travels or get back home as soon as possible. It turns out, however, that an airport can be a tourist destination itself.  Singapore – Changi is a place where families often spend their time off doing shopping or hanging out at restaurants. What makes it such a comfortable place? There are plenty of reasons (pretty big ones!). One of them is, for example, a five-story (!) garden with 25 species of ramblers. Another reason you should intentionally visit the airport is a butterfly garden – it accommodates 40 000 species of different insects. Moreover, relaxation opportunities are provided by a rooftop swimming pool and waterfalls. Individuals looking for some fun can go to four different cinemas. Art lovers would definitely appreciate a chance to see world’s biggest moving sculpture called – “Kinetic Rain”.