Skytrax has published the results of its annual World Airport Awards, and once more, the Singapore Changi Airport took the top spot.It is no surprise that Changi came out on top again.

The international transit center has incredible amenities, including a butterfly garden, swimming pool on the roof, cinemas, Hotels, spas and showers - and even a four-story water slide.

Skytrax based its rankings on appointments 12.85 million customers overall of 110 nationalities and including 410 airports around the world. It incorporated passenger satisfaction in almost 40 categories, including service and shopping, security and immigration. All airports, is is welcomed the year has made the list of 2014, but in a slightly different order.

10.London Heathrow Airports

Why he’s great: concern of despite Mayor of London Boris Johnson Heathrow gives visitors ‘a terrible impression of United Kingdom’, that made the crowded airport in top of Skytrax 10.

The third busiest airport in the world in 2011, he won the award for best airport shopping and the best Airport Terminal, for T5, which opened in 2008 after a $6.2 billion, the process of construction and the design of 19 years.

Review of Skytrax from Heathrow includes four or five non-ranking five stars for ease of use, information on flights, public transit, effectiveness of security personnel and more.

9.Zurich airport

Why he’s great: the largest international airport in Switzerland, Zurich airport was considerably expanded in 2003 with a new terminal and an automated underground called the Skymetro, including passenger shuttle train.

Located seven miles north of the centre of the city of Zurich, this airport also ranked very safely in Skytrax’s treatment airports, immigration and dining categories.

The Airport offers a porter service for which passengers pay a fee to have their bags picked up from anywhere in the airport and delivered to their final destination.

8.Vancouver International Airports

Why he’s great: the airport less busy in top 10, one of Skytrax Vancouver International offers visitors a large collection of native art of the Pacific Northwest Coast.

Skytrax named Vancouver International Best Airport in North America for the fourth consecutive year in 2013, a streak that justifies the $1.4 billion that the airport has moved on a recent expansion. It has also counted on to staff.Volunteers, known as the green coat ambassadors, helping travellers to where they go.

7.Tokyo International Airport - alias of Haneda Airport

Why he’s great: with a third terminal international open in 2010 Haneda can accommodate 90 million passengers per year.

Building more is in the works. The Ministry of land, infrastructure and transport announced plans to extend the new terminal with more than eight doors, more parking and a hotel in March 2014.

The airport won award from Skytrax best airport in the world and congratulated for shopping, the treatment of safety and cleanliness.

6.Beijing Capital International Airport

Why he’s great: already beyond its annual capacity of 78 million passengers, Beijing Capital is in Asia and the second busiest airport most attended in the world, behind only to Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson.

The city is the construction of another airport, one that will be larger than New York JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Airports combined.

Tallest building in the capital, Terminal 3, came in eighth for best Airport Terminal. It opened in 2008, in time for the Beijing Olympics.

Hotel Langham Place Beijing was appointed the second airport hotel in the world.

5.Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Why he’s great: Schiphol opened in 1916 as a military airfield and has turned into one of the busiest in the world.

While travelers wait for departure, they can enjoy a massage, a game of poker at the casino and catch up on some reading in the library of the airport.

4.Hong Kong International Airports

Why he’s great: less than five hours of half of the world’s population, the Hong Kong Airport is one of the busiest.

He was named the best airport for the delivery of meals and luggage and ranked among major Canadian airports for cleanliness and shopping.In March 2012, the airport added a third runway to increase its capacity.Hong Kong International offers a nine-hole golf course, an ideal place for travellers to spend long periods of waiting.

3.Munich Airports

Why he’s great: Airport the busiest second of the Germany is aesthetically pleasing with terminals on the market towards the doors. Many of the walls and ceilings are glass, making the sensation of the airport, wide and open.

The airport, 45 minutes by train from the city centre of Munich, was named the best in Europe and welcomed for its restaurants and shops.

2. Incheon International Airports

Why he’s great: Incheon, the largest airport in South Korea, serves passengers on more than 70 airlines and is one of the three airports to receive an overall rating of five stars from Skytrax.

Each year between 2005 and 2012, it was ranked the top airport in the world by the airports Council International.The youngest, open airport in March 2001 - is a Museum of Korean culture, and has excellent rankings for cleanliness, views outside, rest areas, Internet access and local food choices.

1.The Singapore Changi Airport

Why he’s great: Changi is designed to relieve the stress of travel, and it offers passengers the opportunity to enjoy lots of greenery, an outdoor pool and a butterfly garden.For those who prefer to stay indoors, it houses room’s cinema, spas, showers and a four-storey waterslide.

Editor of Insider Business Jennifer Polland, visited last month and wrote: “I recently spent several hours at the airport on a trip to Singapore. The bottom line: it’s a place where you can actually have a long layover. “This year, he has won high marks for security, immigration, the options of leisure and cleanliness.

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