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India.com
3 days ago
- Business
- India.com
Top 10 Best Airlines In The World 2025: IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet Miss List — No. 8 Will Surprise You! Check Full List Here
photoDetails english 2935348 Top 10 Best Airlines In The World: Choosing the right airline can truly change your travel experience, especially on long international flights. A good airline offers more legroom, better food, friendly service, and enjoyable entertainment. All of this can make your journey much smoother and more comfortable. But a poor airline? It can make those long hours in the air feel even longer. Every year, millions of passengers share their travel experiences. The Skytrax Awards compile those reviews to rank the best airlines in the world. These awards are among the most trusted in the aviation industry. So, let's take a quick look at the top 10 best airlines in the world, as voted by passengers in the 2025 Skytrax Awards. Notably, airlines like IndiGo, Air India, Akasa Air, SpiceJet, and Air India Express did not make it to this list. Updated:Jul 22, 2025, 05:55 PM IST Qatar Airways 1 / 10 Qatar Airways has once again been crowned World's Best Airline at the 2025 Skytrax Awards. Based in Doha, the airline is celebrated for its luxurious cabins, exceptional service, and global reach—flying to over 170 destinations across six continents with unmatched comfort and hospitality. Singapore Airlines 2 / 10 It is ranked second globally in 2025. Singapore Airlines is known for innovation and comfort. Its $850 million upgrade includes a redesigned A380 cabin. With a modern fleet of A350s and 777s, the airline consistently delivers outstanding service, efficient operations, and a relaxing in-flight experience. Cathay Pacific 3 / 10 Cathay Pacific, based in Hong Kong, secured the third spot in the 2025 Skytrax Awards. It also won Best Economy Class Airline and Best Inflight Entertainment. The airline features Michelin-starred meals, refreshed cabins, and onboard Wi-Fi, making it a strong favorite for long-haul travelers. Emirates 4 / 10 The Emirates, headquartered in Dubai, serves cities on six continents with top-notch comfort and reliability. Known for spacious cabins and excellent customer service, the airline is also committed to sustainability—investing in fuel efficiency, emission reductions, and wildlife conservation efforts to build a greener future in aviation. All Nippon Airways (ANA) 5 / 10 ANA, based in Tokyo, operates a wide network with 42 international and about 50 domestic destinations. It continues to earn praise for its high service standards, timely flights, and passenger comfort. ANA's consistent Skytrax rankings reflect its strong reputation in both Japan and worldwide. Turkish Airlines 6 / 10 The airline is established in 1933. Turkish Airlines flies to 130 countries and operates over 480 aircraft. Nearly half state-owned, it's celebrated for great onboard service, delicious catering, affordable pricing, and impressive entertainment options, making it one of the most well-connected and traveler-friendly airlines in the world. Korean Air 7 / 10 Korean Air, ranked seventh in 2025, is expanding fast after its merger with Asiana Airlines. Based in Seoul, the airline is strengthening its role as a full-service leader in Asia. It offers reliable performance, quality service, and an ever-growing network of global destinations. Air France 8 / 10 Air France climbed to eighth place in 2025 and has remained Best Airline in Western Europe for five consecutive years. A key member of the Air France-KLM Group, it offers elegant lounges, refined First Class service, and a smooth travel experience across its global network. Japan Airlines (JAL) 9 / 10 Japan Airlines has earned a 5-Star Skytrax rating for eight years running. Known for spotless cabins, on-time performance, and exceptional in-flight service, JAL continues to lead in both domestic and international travel, especially with the addition of the advanced Airbus A350-1000 to its fleet. Hainan Airlines 10 / 10 Hainan Airlines is expanding its reach with the new Airbus A321neo and now operates more than 1,700 routes. Known for safety, comfort, and growing global presence, the Chinese carrier continues to rise as a key player in the international aviation industry. (Image Credit: Wikipedia/ Social Media)
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Travel + Leisure
3 days ago
- Business
- Travel + Leisure
This Airline Was Named the Best Low-cost Carrier in North America
Scoring a cheap flight always feels like a win—at least until travel day arrives and you're stuck with cramped seats, rushed layovers, and service that leaves a lot to be desired. Striking the right balance between affordability and quality can be tricky. But according to the Skytrax World Airline Awards, one North American carrier has found the perfect balance. Allegiant Airlines was named the best low-cost airline in North America in the June awards ceremony, receiving the honor for the second time in two years. Additionally, Allegiant was named the best low-cost airline in the United States and came in at No. 15 in the worldwide rankings. 'As a leisure focused airline, our unique business model bridges the gap in connecting small-to-medium sized cities to premier vacation destinations. This accolade is a testament to the hard work of our team members and acknowledges Allegiant's long history of providing exceptional service at unbeatable value for our customers," Allegiant's Chief Executive Officer and President Gregory C. Anderson said in a statement following the awards, adding, "We strive to provide our customers with a seamless, comfortable and convenient travel experience, and this recognition validates our efforts.' The airline, headquartered in Las Vegas, specializes in connecting small- and medium-sized cities that are generally underserved, like Provo, Utah; Orange County, California; and Knoxville, Tennessee. Rates on Allegiant Airlines flights can start as low as $38. "Allegiant's back-to-back recognition as North America's best low-cost airline is a testament to its customer-focused approach," Edward Plaisted, the CEO of Skytrax, said in the statement. "Passengers have highlighted the airline's commitment to providing reliable, value-driven service tailored for leisure travelers." To determine the best low-cost airlines, Skytrax looked at more than 325 carriers around the world based on customer reviews. All reviews were completed on a voluntary basis with no payment or other reward offered in exchange for participation. The 2025 results were determined by 22.3 million surveys. Following Allegiant on the North America rankings for 2025 was Southwest Airlines at No. 2, Sun Country Airlines at No. 3, Air Canada Rouge at No. 4, Frontier Airlines at No. 5, and Spirit Airlines at No. 6. The top low-cost airline in the world was AirAsia, which is headquartered in Malaysia and operates throughout Asia, Oceana, Africa, and the Middle East. That was followed by Singapore-based carrier Scoot, India-based carrier IndiGo, German airline Eurowings, and Spanish carrier Vueling Airlines to round out the top five.
Indian Express
6 days ago
- Business
- Indian Express
Top 10 best airlines in the world: See if any Indian airline makes the cut
Top 10 best airlines in the world: Choosing the right airline can have a real impact on your travel experience, especially on long-haul international flights where comfort, timeliness, and good service is more than just desirable; it is essential. From legroom and service to inflight meals and entertainment, the difference between a good flight and a great one can be vast. That's where the Skytrax World Airline Awards – often dubbed the 'Oscars of the aviation industry' – come in. Based on millions of passenger reviews across categories, they offer one of the most respected barometers of excellence in the skies. In the 2025 edition, the rankings reflect how fiercely global airlines are competing not just to raise standards but to distinguish themselves regionally and experientially. Whether you're a frequent flyer or an occasional traveller, knowing who is leading the way can help you make travel decisions, Unsurprisingly, Qatar Airways continues its reign with a record-breaking ninth title as the World's Best Airline—more than any other airline in Skytrax history. It leads a mix of legacy giants and regional heavyweights that are pushing the boundaries of comfort, innovation and sustainability. While no Indian airline made it to the global top 10 this year, the competition makes clear what it takes to be world-class—from elevated design and service to eco-conscious operations. Source: Skytrax World Airline Awards At the 2025 Skytrax Awards, Qatar Airways has been awarded 'World's Best Airline', reconfirming its position as a world leader. Based in Doha, Qatar Airways continues to provide luxury and world-class service to more than 170 destinations. As of this year, it has become the first Middle Eastern airline to receive the highest level of certification with IATA's Environmental Assessment (IEnvA) programme. Singapore Airlines, ranked the world's second-largest airline, has unveiled a revamped A380 cabin as part of an $850 million upgrade. Known for flying some of the world's most advanced and fuel-efficient aircraft, its fleet includes the Airbus A350, A380, and Boeing 777-300ER. Cathay Pacific, headquartered in Hong Kong and part of the Swire Group, was voted the third best airline in the 2025 Skytrax World Airline Awards. The airline won the award for 'World's Best Economy Class Airline,' as well as AIrbis' 'Best Inflight Entertainment in the world'. With three, two Michelin starred, dining, refreshed cabins, and fleet-wide connectivity, Emirates, based in Dubai as part of The Emirates Group, is one of the largest airlines in the world, servicing cities across six continents. It has a reputation for comfortable cabins and reliable service, and it is also advancing sustainable practices by way of measures to reduce emissions, improve fuel efficiency, and aid in wildlife conservation. All Nippon Airways (ANA), based in Minato City, Tokyo, is a leading global carrier under ANA Holdings Inc. Known for its outstanding service and consistent top-tier rankings, ANA operates flights to 42 international cities and about 50 domestic locations across Japan. Established in 1933, Turkish Airlines has become a major global airline with services to 130 countries and a fleet size of over 480 aircraft. Almost 50 percent state owned, Turkish Airlines has built a stalwart reputation for great service, competitive pricing, fabulous catering and entertainment. Turkish Airlines was recognized as the Best Airline in Europe by the Skytrax World Airline Awards in 2025. Korean Air is ranked seventh in the 2025 Skytrax World Airline Awards and is gaining its global footprint as part of the Hanjin Group based in Seoul. After its merger with Asiana Airlines, the airline will expand its authority as a full-service provider in Asia. The airline also emphasizes sustainability with its GREEN SKYPASS program. Loyalty members are able to begin supporting carbon neutrality by further developing eco-friendly forests. Air France has moved up to eighth place in the 2025 Skytrax World Airline Awards, improving on last year's ninth spot. Part of the Air France-KLM Group, the airline has now held the title of Best Airline in Western Europe for five straight years, thanks to its top-tier First Class and refined lounge experience. Backed by strong global ties and a wide-reaching network, it remains a key player in international aviation. Japan Airlines, part of the JAL Group, has earned its spot among the world's top airlines, consistently praised for its spotless cabins, reliable punctuality, and refined in-flight service. With a 5-Star Skytrax rating for eight years running and the launch of the A350-1000, the airline continues to set high standards across global and domestic routes. Hainan Airlines, known for its exceptional service and recognition from the Skytrax World Airline Awards, rounds off the world's top 10 largest airlines. With the recent addition of its first Airbus A321neo, the carrier is strengthening its international and regional reach. Backed by a solid safety record and over 1,700 routes, it remains a major force in China's expanding global aviation footprint.
Independent Singapore
10-07-2025
- Business
- Independent Singapore
Cathay members to get S$160 off economy round-trip flights as Cathay Pacific celebrates top Skytrax 2025 ranking
Photo: Depositphotos/portosabbia SINGAPORE: Cathay Pacific is offering Cathay members S$160 off their economy class flights as part of its celebration for being one of the world's top three airlines and the best economy class airlines in this year's Skytrax World Airline Awards, the airline said in a press release on Thursday (July 10). Travellers can enjoy the discount—valid for a minimum of two persons per booking—by booking before July 22, 2025, or until tickets are sold out, whichever is earlier, using the code BESTECONSG. The offer applies to round-trip flights departing from Singapore to all destinations worldwide, except Hong Kong, Tokyo (Narita), Osaka, and Taipei. The travel period runs from September 15, 2025, to March 31, 2026. The offer is exclusive to Cathay members and is on a first-come-first-served basis. However, non-members may sign up to become Cathay members for free here . Travellers can book their flights here . /TISG Read also: '2nd isn't a bad thing': Singapore Airlines named world's second best airline for 2025 Featured image by Depositphotos () => { const trigger = if ('IntersectionObserver' in window && trigger) { const observer = new IntersectionObserver((entries, observer) => { => { if ( { lazyLoader(); // You should define lazyLoader() elsewhere or inline here // Run once } }); }, { rootMargin: '800px', threshold: 0.1 }); } else { // Fallback setTimeout(lazyLoader, 3000); } });
Cision Canada
03-07-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Avios Subscription Service Powered by Plusgrade, Unlocks Predictable Rewards for Finnair Plus Members Français
Finnair introduces Monthly and Annual subscription options for collecting Avios Plusgrade's loyalty business unit, Points, powers the service with first-of-its-kind capabilities The new Avios subscription model enhances member engagement and supports Finnair's loyalty growth MONTREAL, July 3, 2025 /CNW/ - Plusgrade, a global leader in ancillary revenue solutions, and Finnair, the flag carrier of Finland, are proud to announce the launch of a new Avios subscription service, a new way for Finnair Plus members to collect Avios. With flexible plans, a seamless checkout, and a set-and-forget experience, Finnair Plus members can now automatically grow their Avios balance every month—no extra steps required. A smarter approach to loyalty Finnair's new subscription service rethinks how members prepare for travel, offering a predictable, steady way to collect Avios. Whether travelers are saving for a dream trip or just want the reassurance of having loyalty currency ready when they need them, this model meets them where they are, financially and emotionally. With Monthly and Annual plans available, members can pick the plan that suits them and move toward their next reward with confidence. "Subscriptions offer a smarter way to travel better, sooner," said Ken Harris, Founder and CEO of Plusgrade. "They make it easier for people to get value from their loyalty program without overthinking it. We're excited to be expanding our partnership with Finnair to bring this product to their members—keeping it simple, flexible, and rewarding." Designed for Simplicity. Built for Loyalty. Finnair's Avios subscription service gives members an easy way to grow their Avios balance in a steady and predictable way—at the best available rate. Members can choose to pay monthly or opt for an annual plan to unlock additional savings. It's a simple, flexible model designed to help members plan for their next trip, upgrade, or tier level goal, on their own terms. "We're excited to offer our members an easy and flexible way to grow their Avios balance," said Pekka Antila, Head of Loyalty at Finnair. "This subscription model reflects our commitment to delivering everyday value and convenience through Finnair Plus. It is a natural extension of our loyalty offering, and we're pleased to build on our strong partnership with Plusgrade to make it happen." For more information about Finnair's Avios Subscription, visit this page. About Finnair Finnair is a network airline, specialising in connecting passenger and cargo traffic between Asia, North America and Europe. Finnair is the only airline with year-round direct flights to Lapland. Customers have chosen Finnair as the Best Airline in Northern Europe in the Skytrax Awards for 14 times in a row. Finnair is a member of the oneworld alliance. Finnair Plc's shares are quoted on Nasdaq Helsinki About Plusgrade Plusgrade powers the global travel industry with its portfolio of leading ancillary revenue solutions. Over 250 airline, hospitality, cruise, passenger rail, and financial services companies trust Plusgrade to create new, meaningful revenue streams through incredible customer experiences. As the ancillary revenue powerhouse, Plusgrade has generated billions of dollars in new revenue opportunities across its platform for its partners, while creating enhanced travel experiences for millions of their passengers and guests. Plusgrade was founded in 2009 with headquarters in Montreal and has offices around the world. For more information, visit
