The world's worst airports 2017

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Berlin Schönefeld Airport is the worst airport in the world for 2017, according to a new survey by eDreams - and London Luton came a close second.

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The German airport was ranked first after an analysis of traveller comments, which gave Schönefeld a score of 3.17 out of 5. This was based on reviews from 65,000 eDreams passengers who considered restaurant offerings, waiting areas and shopping facilities at airports around the world.

Schönefeld is located 18km southeast of Berlin and is a base for a number of low-cost airlines including easyJet, Ryanair and Norwegian.

In second place on the list was London Luton Airport, which has been named Britain's worst airport in the past. It was followed by New York LaGuardia Airport and New York J. F. Kennedy Airport.

Two airports in Paris featured in the list of the worst airports in the world, along with Rome's Ciampino International Airport and Brussels South Charleroi Airport.

Meanwhile, eDreams named the ten best airports in the world, which saw Helsinki-Vantaa take the crown with a score of 4.30 out of 5, followed by the only UK airport on the top ten list, Glasgow International. Berlin Schönefeld Airport may have scored low in the survey but Germany's Munich F.J. Strauss Airport and Frankfurt Airport were named two of the ten best in the world.

Ten worst airports in the world, according to eDreams:

1. Berlin Schönefeld Airport

2. London Luton Airport

3. New York LaGuardia Airport

4. New York J. F. Kennedy Airport

5. Brussels South Charleroi Airport

6. Lima J. Chávez International Airport

7. Rome Ciampino International Airport

8. Berlin Tegel Airport

9. Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport

10. Paris Orly Airport

Now check out the top ten airports in the world, according to a recent Skytrax survey:

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