Here are 10 U.S. airports where pilots — and passengers — are in for hair-raising takeoffs and landings.

The REALLY SCARY list Sure, we could give you travelers the obligatory list of haunted hotels for Halloween week, but when we saw this top 9 – yikes! Talk about terrifying. The Scary Airport … ...

Should a domestic flight really be a white-knuckle adventure? Hold on to your armrests because some takeoffs and landings at U.S. airports are superintense. Factors like extreme weather, location, … ...

What makes an airport scary? For some, it’s those full-body scanners and long lines at security checkpoints. Others dread a flight cancellation that leaves them stranded and trying to get some ...

No one wants to be on a plane that is flying into or out of an airport considered the "world's scariest." So, as a word of advice — avoid the Gisborne Airport in New Zealand if you can.

The REALLY SCARY list Sure, we could give you travelers the obligatory list of haunted hotels for Halloween week, but when we saw this top 9 – yikes! Talk about terrifying. The Scary Airport ...

Seatbelts fastened? Tray table in the upright position? Excellent, because you’re in for a bumpy ride. Here we take a look at the world’s scariest airport landings.

This airport in New Zealand is the only place where trains cross the runway, creating a rare sight for transport enthusiasts ...

Our very own LaGuardia Airport has been named one of the 10 scariest airports in the world. In the WORLD. It isn't haunted, as far as we know. And the designation wasn't earned because of ...

The folks at Airfarewatchdog released a list Thursday of what the online travel website considers the 10 scariest airports in the U.S. I was surprised to see airports right in my backyard ...

Question: What was the scariest airport you have ever landed at and why? — Submitted by reader Ron, New Jersey Answer: I would not call it scary, but one of most challenging was Bluefield, W-Va.

Here are 10 U.S. airports where pilots — and passengers — are in for hair-raising takeoffs and landings.