COD - Yellowstone Regional Airport (Cody, Wyoming) On top of that, there isn’t a control tower making landing here even more challenging.”Ĥ. “Pilots must navigate numerous obstructions flying into this airport. BTM - Bert Mooney Airport (Butte, Montana) “Pilots landing at this west Arizona airport must navigate rapidly rising terrain and be aware of its high departure climb gradient performance requirements.”ģ. IFP - Laughlin/Bullhead International Airport (Bullhead City, Arizona) Furthermore, pilots land one direction and take off from the opposite direction using a single runway due to surrounding, mountainous terrain.”Ģ.
“Pilots flying into Aspen-Pitkin County Airport require special training as they face a steep approach path and must use a separate navigation aid if they need to pursue a missed approach. ASE - Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (Aspen, Colorado) (These rankings are not in any particular order)ġ. Honeywell Aerospace recently compiled a list of the 10 airports that cause pilots the most difficulty when landing, with each offering unique challenges. So while some airports have long and empty runways, others can challenge even the most skilled pilots with its rough terrain and heavy congestion.
Unfortunately, not all airports are created equal. However, that isn’t to say that every pilot isn’t without their bad days, or in this case, bad airports. If you use the airplane the next day, it's an outstanding landing.” - Chuck YeagerĮvery day, thousands of pilots will make flying look like a breeze, from the smooth takeoff to the buttery landing. “If you can walk away from a landing, it's a good landing. Which airports give pilots the most trouble?
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