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6. Paro Airport (Bhutan)
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Be sure to set your difficulty level to high as this modest airport only has a few pilots in the world who are qualified and certified to make a successful landing at Paro Airport. With no airport surveillance radar to guide you and a quick 45-degree drop before landing on the runway, be sure to thank the pilot after this hair-raising flight.
7. Santos Dumont Airport (Brazil)
This aircraft gathering space is the second largest airport in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, surrounded by abundant blue waters. Although it can be a wonderful sight to fly over, the runway is very short for landing which increases the likelihood of ending up in these Brazilian bays.
