Extreme Landings: World's 10 Most Dangerous Airports Revealed

• Paro International Airport, Bhutan, is considered the world's most dangerous, surrounded by 18,000 ft peaks, requiring pilots to weave through mountains.
• Gustaf III Airport, St Barts, features a 640m runway sloping to the beach, demanding steep descents over a hilltop road.
• Juancho E. Yrausquin Airport, Saba Island, has the world's shortest commercial runway at 400m, situated between cliffs and the sea.
• Tenzing-Hillary Airport (Lukla), Nepal, a gateway to Everest, has a 527m uphill runway with cliffs at both ends and no room for go-arounds.
• Gibraltar International Airport's runway crosses a main road, stopping traffic for landings, with strong winds around the Rock of Gibraltar making approaches turbulent.

Why It Matters: These 10 airports worldwide present extreme challenges for pilots due to unique geographical and structural constraints.