Seven Countries That Don't Have An Airport

Palestine: A Region with Complex Connectivity Challenges

Palestine presents a unique case as a region with political and logistical complexities affecting its connectivity. The territories of the West Bank and Gaza Strip do not have operational airports due to geopolitical constraints and security concerns. Palestinians primarily use airports in neighboring Jordan and Israel for international travel. The region’s transportation network, including roads and border crossings, is crucial for movement and trade. Despite these challenges, Palestine continues to foster cultural and economic exchanges, highlighting the resilience and adaptability of its people in maintaining global connections under difficult circumstances.