Most Dangerous Airport In World [Scary]
It’s St. Martin, a little island in the Caribbean, half French and half Dutch, little pricey, but it’s supposed to be amazing, plus the airport runway starts at one of the beaches and gives amazing close ups of incoming aircraft but considered as the most dangerous airport in the world, see for yourself.
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Actually “#1 Guy” This airport actually exists. St. Martin is notorious for this Airport. When the bigs ones are taking off, you can actually get blown off the beach!
I have to go there.
A guy I used to work with was vacationing there, and was strolling on the beach. He got clipped in the head by a wheel from one of those planes’ landing gear. He was in a coma for several months, and since waking is completely paralyzed on one side, cannot speak, and, well, they aren’t sure he has any cognitive function either. He reacts to things, but there is no telling what is behind the reactions.
His medical insurance just ran out. His partner can’t keep his business going, so they closed down. His house will likely be sold, and his aged mother will most likely be taking care of him for the rest of his so-called life.
Still want to go there?
Your lying its like a complete fake fake that will happen, they are probably careful… i went to that beach and it was quite a high distance, my husband would of had to jump up pretty high….
if the plane were low enough to hit him in the head it would have come up short of the runway and probably crashed. nice story though
the airport does actually exist and there are a lot of low flying landing planes. planes landing here need to land as soon as they reach the runway to avoid overshoots on the other residential end of the runway. but about the guy hit by a plane’s landing gear, i agree with joe.
wow, yeah. zar is right..the images above are real. and what zar said is real too, about the runway. the airstrip is only 2100+ meters compared to 3500+ meters to other standard airports…incredibly short indeed specially for heavy jets..so no wonder the planes need to touch down as soon as they reach the short airstrip.i didnt hear any news about a plane landing here undershooting the runway, though there are lots of almost but not intentional undershoots. due to the reason.
whoa.actually, zar, there are no residential part on either end of princess juliana international airport’s runway. the other end of the runway pavement has a road just on the other side of the barricade and 150+ meters of sand before it reaches the beach,, while on the other side, the one you see in the pictures above, has a road and, if the plane overshoots, it has only less than 30 meters of sand and it goes down the beach..
hey guys, why dont you include caticlan airport, it has a very short runway, 1000meters only, plus a hill about 45 meters high close on the other end of the runway. just this year, two turbo prop twin engine small plane had overshooted it..the reason that the plane goes low then pulls up because of the hill and then unable to go down quickly to touchdown as soon as possible…take note, those are SMALL aircrafts already…but still they overshooted it. the first one hit the wall at the end of the runwayn then the wall was removed.then few months later, another overshooted it and was stucked into the canal..poor.
You could also consider Long Island MacArthur Airport. The runway’s pretty short there, even if it’s not surrounded by water.
I thought that courchevel was the worst? Only trained pilots can land there, as it is in a valley and the runway is not flat…
Surely you would hear the plane coming and duck if it was going to hit you? That’s a lie about getting hit.
the first picture is phuket in thailand, not st. maartins.
Hey DaveH
It sounds like a nightmare. Who would wanna go there?
it isnt fake! ive been here and its brilliant. but the sand gets in your eyes wen planes go over it gets windy lol x