4. Toronto Pearson International Airport, Canada ($5,200)
Lester B. Pearson, Canada’s 14th Prime Minister, name was attached to Pearson International Airport, the biggest and busiest airport in the nation. This important airport, which is halfway between Toronto and Mississauga and serves 155 destinations worldwide, is served by over 75 airlines. The only airports with direct flights to all six continents of the world are this one and JFK International Airport in New York. You should prepare to spend $5,200 in landing fees if you intend to land your own aircraft here.