Asian airports quiz

David Whitley,

This quiz is all about airports in Asia – who they’re named after, what unusual features they’ve got and the cities they serve. It’s multiple choice, so you’ve got a decent chance with some intelligent guesswork.

Asian airports quiz

This quiz is all about airports in Asia – who they’re named after, what unusual features they’ve got and the cities they serve. It’s multiple choice, so you’ve got a decent chance with some intelligent guesswork.

1 / 10

Ninoy Aquino International Airport is named in honour of a senator who was assassinated at the airport in 1983. Which Asian capital does it serve?

2 / 10

Which Asian city is served by Haneda and Narita airports?

3 / 10

Which Asian island would you be visiting if you landed at I Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport?

4 / 10

In which country might you land on the alarmingly short downhill runway, 2,846 metres above sea level, at Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla?

5 / 10

Where would you be if you landed at Suvarnabhumi Airport?

6 / 10

Which Gandhi is New Delhi’s international airport named after?

7 / 10

Which was the first international airport to be built on an artificial island?

8 / 10

The recently-refurbished Terminal 2 of which Asian airport offers a 14 metre digital display called the Wonderfall, a Jones the Grocer café and a central garden in departures?

9 / 10

Incheon International Airport is the busiest airport in which Asian country?

10 / 10

Opened in 2023, Pokhara International Airport is the third international airport to open in which Asian country?

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