The worlds most expensive parking?
Heathrow Airport was recently found to have the most expensive parking in the world at £187.50 ($243.47) for seven days, with Abu Dhabi International the second-most expensive at £176.40 ($229.06). London Stansted came in third at £164.50 ($213.60), Zürich was fourth at £162.64 ($211.19) and London Gatwick was fifth at £145 ($188.28) for seven days.
Currently grounded Boeing 737 Maxx planes are being parked in the most unusual places, including airport parking lots. If the pictured plan was parked at Heathrow, it would cost a cool €1,000,000 per year.
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