St. Barts’ Gustaf III Airport ranks among the most dangerous in the world—and for good reason! ✈️ With a runway just 2,100 feet long and positioned right after a steep hill, pilots must execute a sharp, low-altitude descent over a mountain to land. There’s zero room for error: overshoot the runway, and you’re in the sea. Only specially certified pilots are allowed to fly here, facing unpredictable winds, limited visibility, and no instrument landing system (ILS) to guide them. Landing at Gustaf

United Airlines B777 Takeoff from Gustaf III Airport, Saint Barthélemy | PJ Daddy