PTI workers attack Geo News’ DSNG van in Swabi

SWABI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers attacked Geo News’ DSNG van in Swabi early Tuesday morning.

The charged workers broke the van’s window glass and attempted to set it on fire. They also roughed up the Geo News cameraman stationed at the van.

Last week a PTI worker had slapped a cameraman from another TV channel

to watch the video click the link below

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Four officers likely to be called back from India

Mehmood Akhtar

ISLAMABAD: The government is considering pulling out from India four of its officers posted in Pakistan’s High Commission in New Delhi, days after Indian authorities declared one official persona non grata.

“This is under consideration. A final decision would be taken shortly,” a source at the Foreign Office said on Monday.

The names of the officers — commercial counsellor Syed Furrukh Habib and first secretaries Khadim Huss­ain, Mudassir Cheema and Shahid Iqbal — were made public after Indian officials released to media a recorded statement of a high commission staffer Mehm­ood Akhtar, who was expelled from India after being declared persona non grata.

Mr Akhtar told Dawn that he had given the statement under duress.

“They took me to a police station after detaining me where I was forced to read out a written statement provided by them in which the names of the four officers were given and was told to state that they belonged to Pakistan’s intelligence services,” the former high commission official, who returned to Islamabad last week, said.

Mr Akhtar narrated how he was manhandled and picked from outside a zoo while on his way back from Nizamuddin shrine and taken to a Delhi police station, where he was coerced into recording a statement before being expelled from the country.

Indian officials, he said, tortured him to extract the statement and threatened to inject him with heart attack inducing injection if he refused to comply.

The incident has jeopardised the security of the officers and their families besides restricting the normal diplomatic functioning of the high commission.

Pakistan and India have in the past expelled each other’s diplomats and officials due to their tense relationship, but it is one of those rare occasions where one of the countries took the extreme step of revealing the identities of officers.

Pakistani officials believe that India did this on purpose to heighten the tensions.

“We consider it as a serious breach of diplomatic norms. The Indian move has complicated the already tense situation and threatened the lives of our diplomatic staff,” an officer said, adding it was a “deliberate and provocative action”.

Talking about the difficulties being faced by high commission staff, the officer said a son of one of the officers had to be taken back from school after he was ridiculed by his class fellows following this disclosure.

He said public attitude towards high commission staff had stiffened.

One of the family members of the staff earlier talking over the phone to Dawn criticised the Pakistan government for “not proactively and forcefully” responding to the threats to their safety. “It is a matter of life and death for us, but the government’s response has been too meek,” the family member said.

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Deadline for tax filing extended to Nov 15

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has extended the deadline for filing of tax returns to Nov 15 amid poor compliance from taxpayers.

This is the fourth extension as the original deadline was set for Aug 31, which was later extended to Sept 30 and then to Oct 31.

The last dates for filing of returns of total income or statement of final taxation, and of income tax returns or statements of final taxation for individuals and association of persons (AoPs) have also been extended to Nov 15.

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BELIEVING YOU CAN BE SMARTER ACTUALLY MAKES YOU SMARTER

It’s no surprise that self confidence plays an important role in our performance, but findings published by the American Psychological Association suggest all it takes to boost your smarts is believing that you can be smarter.

Despite a lot of evidence to the contrary, many people believe that intelligence is fixed, and, moreover, that some racial and social groups are inherently smarter than others. Merely evoking these stereotypes about the intellectual inferiority of these groups (such as women and Blacks) is enough to harm the academic [performance] of members of these groups. Social psychologist Claude Steele and his collaborators (2002) have called this phenomenon “stereotype threat.”

Yet social psychologists Aronson, Fried, and Good (2001) have developed a possible antidote to stereotype threat. They taught African American and European American college students to think of intelligence as changeable, rather than fixed – a lesson that many psychological studies suggests is true. Students in a control group did not receive this message. Those students who learned about IQ’s malleability improved their grades more than did students who did not receive this message, and also saw academics as more important than did students in the control group.

Racial, gender, and social stereotypes aside, it’s a good bit of information to keep in mind next time you run into a stumbling block in your work, studies, or hobbies. Your smarts aren’t set in stone, and simply believing that can significantly improve your ability to learn.

See study here: Believing You Can Get Smarter Makes You Smarter

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PIA to have fleet of 60 aircraft by 2020, says CEO Hildenbrand

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Chief Executive Officer Bernd Hildenbrand on Monday indicated that the national carrier is targeting to have a fleet of 60 aircraft by 2020.

Speaking at the event of Rotari Club Karachi, he said: "In addition to increasing domestic flights, the PIA is planning to increase its flights to Paris, New York, Kuala Lumpur, Jeddah, Beijing and Toronto, while starting new flights to Barcelona, Leipzig, Salalah and Bangkok."

"PIA is considering a separate dedicated unit for taking care of Hajj and Umrah operation," he added.

Hildenbrand also pointed out that this year the PIA transported around 52,000 passengers during Hajj with more than 95 per cent special Hajj flights going on or ahead of time.

The CEO of national flag carrier said, "Improvements are being made in every department to bring the national carrier in the top 100 airlines of the world."

He claimed, "PIA has attained a regularity of 99 per cent during the past few months, and its on-time performance has reached 85 per cent, which is second only to Saudi Airlines in the region."

"The PIA has recently launched a cellphone application in addition to making PIA available on Expedia and Travelocity for providing a better experience to the public," he added.

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China assembles first indigenously designed aircraft carrier

China has completed design work on its first indigenously designed aircraft carrier, media reports quoted a spokesperson for the country’s ministry of defence on Thursday.

According to the reports, equipment was being installed to country’s first domestically-built warship at a shipyard after the assembling of the hull was completed Chinese experts.

Chinese navy is successfully operating its sole aircraft carrier Lianning,  a 60,000-tonne refurbished Soviet-era warship and Pentagon said last year that Beijing could build multiple aircraft carriers over the next 15 years.

The United States navy is operating 10 aircraft carriers and work on The $13-billion USS Gerald R. Ford is also underway.

India inducted an old aircraft carrier from Russia in 2014 while an ageing British vessel is set to retire this year.

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Zimbabwe rally after collapse

HARARE: Half-centuries from Zimbabwe batsmen Peter Moor and Graeme Cremer kept Sri Lanka at bay, but the hosts were nevertheless on track for a significant first-innings lead on day three of the first Test at Harare Sports Club on Monday.

Having seen Zimbabwe lose five wickets for 47 runs on the third morning as they replied to Sri Lanka´s 537 all out, Moor and Cremer put on 132 for the seventh wicket to stabilise the innings.

Although Moor succumbed to a short ball from debutant Lahiru Kumara to depart for 79 in the afternoon session, Cremer batted on to reach a career-best 62 not out as Zimbabwe went to tea on 291 for seven.

Zimbabwe´s collapse in the morning owed more to a series of rash strokes than trying conditions or outstanding bowling, as they resumed on a promising 88 for one.

Opener Tino Mawoyo started the trend when he pulled a short ball from Suranga Lakmal straight to the man in the deep to depart for 45, and two overs later Hamilton Masakadza prodded forward to edge Lakmal to slip for 33.

A careless sweep from Sean Williams saw him pick out deep midwicket, and a lack of foot movement accounted for Craig Ervine and Malcolm Waller as they were trapped lbw by Dilruwan Perera.

At 139 for six, Zimbabwe were in danger of being shot out and forced to follow on, but Moor´s counter-attacking knock changed the momentum of the innings.

His two early sixes forced the field back, while Cremer was content to provide dogged support from the other end.

The pair were only separated when Kumara produced a quick bouncer that Moor had no answer to, as the batsman fended to slip.

Kumara went on to knock Cremer´s helmet off his head and rattle the Zimbabwe skipper, who was fortunate to see his hook shot dropped at deep backward square-leg soon after.

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West Indies at 244-6 following Pakistan's 281

West Indies were 244-6 at close on the second day of the third and final Test against Pakistan in Sharjah on Monday.

Kraigg Brathwaite (95) and Jason Holder (six) were at the crease as West Indies still trail Pakistan's first innings total of 281 by just 37 runs with four wickets intact.

Brathwaite anchored the West Indian innings with 95 runs not out after they were struggling at 38-3, putting two solid stands of 83 each with Roston Chase (50) for the fifth wicket and with Shane Dowrich (47) for the sixth.

This gives West Indies a good position for the first time in the series against Pakistan who are targeting a 3-0 clean sweep after winning the first Test by 56 runs in Dubai and the second by 133 runs in Abu Dhabi.

Brathwaite batted solidly as he negotiated Pakistan's spin-cum-pace attack with full confidence, having so far hit ten boundaries.

West Indies lost Jermaine Blackwood for 23 soon after lunch and it looked like they would once again concede a lead but Brathwaite held the innings well with Chase and Dowrich.

Chase hit leg-spinner Yasir Shah for a straight six to bring up his fifty but was caught in the slip off Mohammad Amir in the next over.

His 89-ball stay was spiced with six fours and a six.

Dowrich then complimented Brathwaite as they took West Indies to 234, with Dowrich benefitting from a catch off Wahab Riaz's no ball on 15 and a let-off by Younis Khan on 21.

Dowrich was finally bowled by Riaz from an inside edge.

West Indies were struggling when they lost the key wicket of Darren Bravo for 11 before lunch.

Bravo miscued a drive off a flighted ball from spinner Zulfiqar Babar and was smartly snapped up by a diving Amir at extra cover, his first catch in 20 Tests.

Amir had no catch in his first 19 Tests ─ most matches without a catch for a player from the start of his career.

West Indies got off to a disastrous start, with opener Leon Johnson trapped leg-before by Riaz in the fourth over for just one.

Bravo, who made a fighting hundred in the first Test, was left frustrated by short-pitched deliveries from Riaz and Amir before getting out.

Marlon Samuels also did not last long, trapped leg-before by leg-spinner Yasir Shah without scoring to leave West Indies struggling on 38-3.

Earlier, leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo finished with figures of 4-77 while fast bowlers Shannon Gabriel took 3-67 and Alzarri Joseph 2-57 to dismiss Pakistan for 281.

Pakistan added 26 to their overnight score before losing Amir for 20 and Shah for 12, both to Joseph. The pair added 32 for the ninth wicket.

Pakistan lead the three-match series 2-0 after winning the first Test in Dubai by 56 runs and the second in Abu Dhabi by 133.

Earlier, leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo finished with figures of 4-77 while fast bowlers Shannon Gabriel took 3-67 and Alzarri Joseph 2-57 to dismiss Pakistan who resumed on 255-8.

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Maryam Nawaz sends Rs1 billion defamation notice to PTI's Naeemul Haq

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's daughter Maryam Nawaz on Monday sent a Rs1 billion defamation notice to notice to Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Spokesman Naeemul Haq, it has been learnt.

The notice was sent after Naeemul Haq accused Maryam Nawaz of being responsible for the security leaks regarding the high-level national security meeting.

“The accusation/statement against our client is defamatory, false, mala fide, scandalous, untrue, without any evidence,” added the notice.

The notice demands from the PTI leader to tender an unconditional apology and retract the accusations made. It also demands for the same to be published in newspapers.

“In case of failure, our client [Maryam] will be constrained to initiate legal proceedings, including civil and criminal, against you at your own risk,” stated the legal notice which was sent thorugh Sardar Kalim Ilyas, Advocate Supreme Court.

The PTI leader was also asked to, “Stop making such accusations for which you have no proof, which is false and untrue”.

The accusation was broadcast on October 31 on different channels, including ARY News Channel, and tickers were also run on news channel, read the legal notice sent to Haq.

Earlier this month, Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif had sent a legal notice to PTI chairman Imran Khan under the defamation law, requiring the latter to make a public apology and withdraw ‘false’ allegations of corruption levelled against the former.

The notice sent through Advocate Mustafa Ramday under Section 8 of the Defamation Ordinance 2002 says: “Your false vilification of Shahbaz Sharif’s intentions has the potential to erode the carefully built trust with domestic and international partners that has wider ramifications on development in Punjab and national progress overall.”

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Clashes, blockades and teargas bar PTI supporters from travelling to Islamabad

Police and Frontier Constabulary personnel used tear gas shells to disperse thousands of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) protesters in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Swabi en route to Islamabad on Monday to join the party's planned Nov 2 'lockdown' of the capital.

Around 5,000 stick-wielding party workers are trying to remove barricades put in place by police using cranes near the Swabi Interchange, while law enforcement personnel are using tear gas shelling and rubber bullets to stop the protesters.

The PTI protesters have vowed to move on undeterred towards the federal capital, they are trying to remove containers using cranes as the night falls.

Some protesters also fainted due to the shelling, while others were injured by rubber bullets. Those affected were taken to hospitals, DawnNews reported.

Supporters of PTI clash with police during a march to the capital, in Swabi. ─AFP

A supporter of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf runs to escape tear gas fired by police in Hazro. —AP

Activists of PTI march towards the capital, in Swabi.─AFP

Supporters of PTI gather to leave for the capital during a clash with government forces in Hazro. ─AP

A man with his children walk past containers, which will be used to block roads during a planned protest called byPTI. ─Reuters

A leader of PTI chants slogans as he is detained by police from outskirts of Islamabad. —AP

Supporters of PTI run from tear gas shells during clashes with police in Swabi.─AFP

Supporters of PTI march towards the capital, in Swabi. ─AFP

Activists of PTI run from tear gas shells during clashes with police in Swabi.─AFP

A Frontier Constabulary personnel walks past a container, which will be used to block roads during a planned protest called by PTI. ─Reuters

Police use tear gas and batons to disperse supporters of PTI, en route to Islamabad at Hazro.─AFP

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Pemra suspends licence of Nickelodeon channel for airing Indian content

The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) on Monday suspended the licence of Nickelodeon channel for airing cartoons dubbed in Hindi language.

The electronic media watchdog announced that the licence was suspended over violation of Pemra directives, following the October 19 decision taken by the authority.

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The authority had announced on October 19 that any satellite channel or those with landing rights would face bans over screening of Indian content.

The statement issued by Pemra said that all distribution networks have been informed about the suspension of Nickelodeon channels. The decision will come into effect immediately.

ARY Communications is the channel’s landing rights holder in Pakistan.

Also read: TV, film bans in India, Pakistan won't affect our cultural bond

Pemra has imposed a complete ban on airing Indian content on local television and FM radio channels.

It has been implemented on the cable networks, including the channels being operated by cable operators.

The Pemra decision is largely seen as a tit-for-tat move after a similar action by some channels and the entertainment industry in India against Pakistani content and artists.

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World's Best Airlines

The World's Top 100 Airlines - 2016

		2015 Rating
1	Emirates	5
2	Qatar Airways	1
3	Singapore Airlines	2
4	Cathay Pacific	3
5	ANAs	7
6	Etihad Airways	6
7	Turkish Airlines	4
8	EVA Air	9
9	Qantas Airways	10
10	Lufthansa	12
11	Garuda Indonesia	8
12	Hainan Airlines	22
13	Thai Airways	19
14	Air France	15
15	Swiss Int'l Air Lines	14
16	Asiana Airlines	11
17	Air New Zealand	17
18	Virgin Australia	16
19	Austrian	13
20	Bangkok Airways	23
21	Japan Airlines	21
22	Dragonair	18
23	AirAsia	25
24	KLM	28
25	Virgin America	26
26	British Airways	20
27	Finnair	31
28	Virgin Atlantic	37
29	Hong Kong Airlines	30
30	Norwegian	33
31	Air Canada	27
32	China Southern	36
33	Aegean Airlines	29
34	Malaysia Airlines	24
35	Delta Air Lines	45
36	Korean Air	38
37	China Airlines	52
38	easyJet	39
39	SilkAir	42
40	Aeroflot	46
41	South African Airways	34
42	Oman Air	35
43	Air Astana	40
44	Vietnam Airlines	55
45	LAN Airlines	32
46	Jetstar Airways	41
47	Porter Airlines	48
48	AirAsiaX	43
49	Aer Lingus	61
50	WestJet	47
51	Indigo	44
52	Iberia	56
53	jetBlue Airways	50
54	Jetstar Asia	53
55	Azul Airlines	62
56	Avianca	49
57	TAM Airlines	51
58	Alitalia	74
59	Brussels Airlines	54
60	Alaska Airlines	65
61	Scoot	58
62	SAS Scandinavian	57
63	Air Seychelles	63
64	TAP Air Portugal	70
65	Thomson Airways	59
66	Southwest Airlines	67
67	SriLankan Airlines	73
68	United Airlines	60
69	Copa Airlines	64
70	Azerbaijan Airlines	66
71	Jet Airways	76
72	Hawaiian Airlines	82
73	Air Mauritius	69
74	Air Berlin	71
75	Eurowings	72
76	Ethiopian Airlines	77
77	American Airlines	79
78	Peach	75
79	China Eastern	85
80	Gulf Air	88
81	Icelandair	81
82	Saudi Arabian Airlines	84
83	Philippine Airlines	87
84	American Eagle	78
85	Kenya Airways	86
86	TAAG Angola	90
87	Air China	93
88	Air Transat	80
89	Air Nostrum	83
90	Juneyao Airlines	89
91	Fiji Airways	100
92	LOT Polish	104
93	Kulula	99
94	Aeromexico	110
95	Royal Brunei Airlines	112
96	Tianjin Airlines	91
97	Tiger Airways	95
98	Mango	96
99	Royal Jordanian	109
100	SpiceJet	94

Awards[edit]

Skytrax presents awards annually to airports and airlines that it considers noteworthy in their performance.

Airline of the year[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2001[9]	Emirates	Singapore Airlines	Cathay Pacific
2002[9]	Emirates	Cathay Pacific	Singapore Airlines
2003[10]	Cathay Pacific [11]	Emirates	Singapore Airlines
2004[11]	Singapore Airlines	Emirates	Cathay Pacific
2005[12]	Cathay Pacific	Qantas	Emirates
2006[9]	British Airways	Qantas	Cathay Pacific
2007[13]	Singapore Airlines	Thai Airways	Cathay Pacific
2008[14]	Singapore Airlines	Cathay Pacific	Qantas
2009[15]	Cathay Pacific	Singapore Airlines	Asiana Airlines
2010[16]	Asiana Airlines	Singapore Airlines	Qatar Airways
2011[17]	Qatar Airways	Singapore Airlines	Asiana Airlines
2012[18]	Qatar Airways	Asiana Airlines	Singapore Airlines
2013[19]	Emirates	Qatar Airways	Singapore Airlines
2014[20]	Cathay Pacific	Qatar Airways	Singapore Airlines
2015[21]	Qatar Airways	Singapore Airlines	Cathay Pacific
2016[22]	Emirates	Qatar Airways	Singapore Airlines

Airport of the year[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
1999	Amsterdam Airport Schiphol[23]	None	None
2000	Singapore Changi Airport[23]	None	None
2001[24]	Hong Kong International Airport	Kuala Lumpur International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport
2002[25]	Hong Kong International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport
2003[26]	Hong Kong International Airport[23]	Singapore Changi Airport	Dubai International Airport
2004[27]	Hong Kong International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
2005[28]	Hong Kong International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Incheon International Airport
2006[29]	Singapore Changi Airport [23]	Hong Kong International Airport	Munich Airport
2007[30]	Hong Kong International Airport	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport
2008[31]	Hong Kong International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Incheon International Airport
2009[32]	Incheon International Airport	Hong Kong International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport
2010[33]	Singapore Changi Airport	Incheon International Airport	Hong Kong International Airport
2011[34]	Hong Kong International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Incheon International Airport
2012[35]	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Hong Kong International Airport
2013[36]	Singapore Changi Airport	Incheon International Airport	Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
2014[37]	Singapore Changi Airport	Incheon International Airport	Munich Airport
2015[38]	Singapore Changi Airport	Incheon International Airport	Munich Airport
2016[39]	Singapore Changi Airport	Incheon International Airport	Munich Airport

Airline Rankings[edit]

World's 5-Star Airlines^[40][edit]

•  All Nippon Airways (Star Alliance)
•  Asiana Airlines (Star Alliance)
•  Cathay Pacific (Oneworld)
•  Etihad Airways (Etihad Airways Partners)
•  EVA Air (Star Alliance)
•  Garuda Indonesia (SkyTeam)
•  Hainan Airlines
•  Qatar Airways (Oneworld)
•  Singapore Airlines (Star Alliance)

Airline with the Best Airport Services[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	All Nippon Airways	Asiana Airlines	Korean Air
2014[41]	All Nippon Airways	EVA Air	Thai Airways
2015[41]	All Nippon Airways	EVA Air	Garuda Indonesia
2016[41]	All Nippon Airways	EVA Air	Thai Airways

Best Inflight Entertainment[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	Emirates	Singapore Airlines	Cathay Pacific
2014[41]	Emirates	Singapore Airlines	Turkish Airlines
2015[41]	Emirates	Qatar Airways	Singapore Airlines
2016[41]	Emirates	Singapore Airlines	Qatar Airways

Best Aircraft Cabin Cleanliness[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	All Nippon Airways	Asiana Airlines	Korean Air
2014[41]	Asiana Airlines	All Nippon Airways	Singapore Airlines
2015[41]	EVA Air	Singapore Airlines	All Nippon Airways
2016[41]	Cathay Pacific	EVA Air	All Nippon Airways

World's Best Regional Airlines (Short haul flight)[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	Dragonair	Aegean Airlines	Bangkok Airways
2014[41]	Bangkok Airways	Dragonair	Aegean Airlines
2015[41]	Dragonair	Bangkok Airways	Aegean Airlines
2016[41]	Bangkok Airways	Dragonair	Hong Kong Airlines

World's Best Airline Alliance[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	Oneworld	Star Alliance	SkyTeam
2014[41]	Oneworld	Star Alliance	SkyTeam
2015[41]	Oneworld	Star Alliance	SkyTeam
2016[41]	Star Alliance	Oneworld	SkyTeam

Airport Rankings[edit]

World's 5-Star Airport^[42][edit]

•  Hong Kong International Airport
•  Munich Airport
•  Seoul Incheon International Airport
•  Singapore Changi Airport
•  Tokyo International Airport

World's best international airports by Passenger numbers[edit]

50 million+ passengers[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	Singapore Changi Airport	Amsterdam Airport Schiphol	Hong Kong International Airport
2014[41]	Singapore Changi Airport	Hong Kong International Airport	Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
2015[41]	Singapore Changi Airport	Hong Kong International Airport	Tokyo International Airport
2016[41]	Singapore Changi Airport	Tokyo International Airport	Hong Kong International Airport

World's best Transit Airports[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Hong Kong International Airport
2014[41]	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Narita International Airport
2015[41]	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Hong Kong International Airport
2016[41]	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport	Hong Kong International Airport

World's Cleanest Airports[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	Tokyo International Airport	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport
2014[41]	Tokyo International Airport	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport
2015[41]	Incheon International Airport	Tokyo International Airport	Chūbu Centrair International Airport
2016[41]	Tokyo International Airport	Chūbu Centrair International Airport	Incheon International Airport

World's Best Airport Baggage Delivery[edit]

Year	1st	2nd	3rd
2013[41]	Zürich Airport	Beijing Capital International Airport	Tokyo International Airport
2014[41]	Hong Kong International Airport	Incheon International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport
2015[41]	Kansai International Airport	Hong Kong International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport
2016[41]	Kansai International Airport	Tokyo International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport

                                                                            

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