Skytrax Announces World’s Best Airline 2022

Skytrax recently announced the world’s best airline and it’s not unexpected. The past year has been tough and then some for the airline industry and as things go back to normal, there’s a cause for celebration. Do you think you know the best airline?

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Skytrax Ceremony and Decision 

The Skytrax World Airline Awards 2022 were held at the Langham Hotel on Friday in London. This was the first time the ceremony was held in person since 2019. Who wouldn’t celebrate it? 

Skytrax, a UK-based airline and airport review and ranking site went a long way to determine the result. They polled more than 14 million customers in more than 100 nations between September 2021 and August 2022. The winner of this year had previously stood on the podium. 

The Best Airline 2022

It was Qatar! Since the awards were established in 1999, the newly crowned Qatar Airways has taken home the highest honor seven times in total. Besides being called the best airline, Qatar also took home eight other awards. These included Best Business Class, Best Business Class Seat, Best Business Class, and more.

The airline ranked first on AirlineRatings.com’s list of the world’s top airlines just two months ago. So Qatar has been making rounds everywhere.

Qatar Spokesperson’s Remarks

Akbar Al Baker, the chief executive of Qatar Airways Group, expressed gratitude for his “amazing staff'”. He said, the airline plans to be “continuing dedication and drive” and noted that “to win these honors in the same year that we celebrate our 25th anniversary is even more fulfilling.”

Shortly after winning the honor, he told CNN Travel that the key to the airline’s ongoing success was simple. There is “total dedication from everyone who works in the airline. Consistent service, consistent product, consistent attention to passengers.”

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Here’s what the other airlines were ranked for 

Emirates, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, came in third and won multiple prizes too. They took home awards for Best Economy Class, Best Economy Class Catering, and Best Premium Economy Class Seat.

Japan’s ANA (All Nippon Airways) ranked No. 4 and was named the World’s Cleanest Airline. This after two years of Covid-19, which has caused consumers to be especially conscientious about standards for cleanliness and hygiene, is a big achievement. In addition, it received four other honors, including Best Airport Services.

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In the study of more than 350 airlines that was performed in English, French, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, and Chinese, the Australian airline Qantas placed fifth.

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