Which airports serve only international destinations? [closed]
In this question, concerning the airports that serve the most countries, domestic flights are excluded (i.e. the country containing the airport should not contribute to its destination count).
This leads me to wonder - are there any examples of airports where this wouldn't make a difference to the score, as they don't have any domestic flights?
An obvious case would be countries that are simply too small to have more than one airport; those qualify, but should probably be noted as such. More interesting would be countries with multiple airports, at least one of which for some reason lacks domestic services.
As to which flights count, same rules as the original:
Flights must be regularly scheduled, although they can be seasonal, and available to book for individual passengers, to exclude chartering an airline and private flights.
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You will have plenty of examples. Any country big (or populous) enough for more than one airport, but small enough so that domestic flights make no sense will be fine.
Just one example: Belgium.
There are five airports with regular passenger flights: Brussels, Charleroi, Ostend, Antwerp and Liège. Non of them offer domestic flights. Simply because it makes no sense at all. Just take the train and it will be faster and more convenient.
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Answer 2
The country can still be small enough that domestic flights between the airports don't make sense. An example would be Cyprus, which has two international airports: Larnaca and Paphos with no flights between them.
Answer 3
Singapore has two civilian Airports - Changi and Seletar airport.
Both serves international destinations only.
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