The big and the beautiful, the wierd, wonderful, futuristic and fun: marvel at our collection of pics of the top 5 airport interiors around the world.

1. Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok, Thailand

Ancient meets modern minimalism in the main concourse of Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, designed by Helmut Jahn. Suvarnabhumi – ‘the airport of smiles’ – has the proud claim to fame of the world’s tallest free-standing control tower (123m/434 feet if you were wondering).
Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok, Thailand


2. Beijing Capital International, China

Beijing’s Terminal 3, built in time to cope with the extra millions of passengers coming for the 2008 Olympic Games, is the second largest airport terminal in the world after Dubai International Airport’s Terminal 3 (more of that later).
Beijing Capital International, China



3. Chicago O’Hare, USA

Moving walkways are cool, but colourful moving walkways, like this one in Chicago, are cooler. Along with going on the monorail back and forth between terminals, jumping off the end of ‘travelators’, as they’re sometimes called, is one of the most fun ways to spend your time at an airport.
Colorful moving walkway in Hare Airport Chicago O'Hare, USA

4. Singapore Changi

The departure lounge at Singapore’s Changi airport looks like it was modelled on an imaginary retro-futuristic fast food oulet. Or Universal Studios. Or maybe a flying saucer landed on the first floor food court? Check the matching floor and ceiling too.
Singapore Changi

5. Dubai International, UAE

Terminal 3 at Dubai International Airport is, you guessed it, the single largest building in the world by floor space. It’s Dubai, what do you expect, small and subtle?
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Weldone. One or two pictures would have been better.