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While many countries boast bustling airports as gateways to the world, several unique nations lack these aerial hubs entirely.
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This small principality nestled in the Pyrenees mountains between France and Spain does not have its own airport. The closest airports are located in France and Spain.
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Another tiny European country, Liechtenstein is landlocked between Switzerland and Austria. Despite its size, Liechtenstein does not have its own airport. The nearest airports are in Switzerland and Austria.
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The glamorous city-state of Monaco, known for its luxury and casinos, also lacks its own airport. The nearest international airport is in Nice, France, just a short distance away.
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This microstate, entirely surrounded by Italy, does not have its own airport. Visitors typically arrive via flights to nearby airports in Italy.
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As the smallest independent state in the world, Vatican City also does not have an airport. Visitors to the Vatican usually fly into Rome's airports and then travel to the city-state by car or public transportation.
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In a world where air travel often defines connectivity, these countries offer a glimpse into alternative modes of accessibility.