(CNN)In news that should come as little surprise to global air travelers, Singapore's done it again.
For
the fifth year in a row the city-state's Changi Airport has been named
"world's best airport" at the annual Skytrax World Airport Awards.
The awards, announced during a ceremony in Amsterdam on March 14, are based on millions of international passenger surveys.
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At this point, travelers might be wondering if there will ever be an airport that can surpass much-lauded Changi.
Among
the amenities spread through its three terminals are two 24-hour movie
theaters screening the latest blockbusters for free, a rooftop swimming
pool and a butterfly garden. A fourth terminal has just been completed and is due to open in the second half of 2017.
"Winning
the Skytrax World's Best Airport Award for the fifth consecutive year
is immense encouragement to our 50,000-strong airport community at
Changi Airport, every one of whom is passionate about delivering the
most memorable airport experience to our passengers," said Lee Seow
Hiang, CEO of Changi Airport Group, in a statement.
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Though no airport has been able to knock Changi from the top spot, there's been a bit of movement in the rest of the top 10.
Tokyo
International Airport (Haneda) jumped two spots to push South Korea's
Incheon International Airport from last year's second place position,
moving Seoul's gateway to third.
Munich
Airport dropped a spot and moved to fourth on the list, while Hong Kong
International held onto its fifth place position.
Doha,
Qatar's Hamad International Airport moved up four spots to number six
-- a particularly impressive shift considering it was 22nd on the list
in 2015.
Germany's Frankfurt
Airport is the only newcomer to this year's World's Best Airports list,
booting Osaka's Kansai International Airport from the top 10.
