Friday, May 22, 2015

The World's Top Ten Airlines - by Product and Service Quality

The World's Top Ten Airlines - by Product and Service Quality

Check which airlines offer the most comfortable seats - in First, Business, Premium Economy and Economy Class. See which airlines have the best First and Business Class lounges - be in the know when you book your next flight.

Further categories to be added for the Top 10 Onboard Food and Drinks, Top 10 Airline Magazines, Top 10 for Inflight Entertainment, Top 10 airlines for ground Service.
Rank
Airline
Passenger Reviews
Star Ranking
1
Asiana Airlines
5 Star Airlines
2
Singapore Airlines
5 Star Airlines
3
Qatar Airways
5 Star Airlines
4
Cathay Pacific Airways
5 Star Airlines
5
Air New Zealand
4 Star Airlines
6
Etihad Airways
4 Star Airlines
7
Qantas Airways
4 Star Airlines
8
Emirates
4 Star Airlines
9
Thai Airways
4 Star Airlines
10
Malaysia Airlines
5 Star Airlines

source:http://www.airlinequality.com


 

The World's Ten Best Economy Class Airline Seats

The World's Ten Best Economy Class Airline Seats

Check which airlines offer the most comfortable seats in Economy Class on their widebody aircraft for medium and long haul flights - be in the know when you book your next flight.

Does an extra inch make all the difference ?
Whilst bigger isn't always better, when it comes to airline seats, it is certainly very noticeable. The large majority of airlines around the world offer 31-32 ins seat pitch* (some even lower at 29-30 ins), BUT it is an elite few that still provide a comfortable 34 ins seat pitch where travellers will enjoy greatest comfort.
Rank
Airline
Seat Reviews
Seat Pitch
Aircraft Cabin Seat Maps
1
Qatar Airways
34 ins
2
Kingfisher Airlines
34 ins
3
Thai Airways
34 ins
4
Asiana Airlines
34 ins
5
Malaysia Airlines
34 ins
6
Saudi Arabian Airlines
34 ins
7
Arik Air
Read the Reviews
34 ins
8
Air China
33-34 ins
9
Garuda Indonesia
33-34 ins
10
Korean Air
33-34 ins
* SEAT PITCH
The distance between each seat row - ie. from the back of one seat to the back of the seat in front, measuring from the same point on each seat