Low Cost International Airlines

On Tuesday Skytrax released its yearly " worldwide airlines awards ". Within the framework of the annually held awards ceremony, the website of Consumers' Association also selected the best low-cost airlines in the entire globe. This year, the almost 19-year-old poll drew participants from over 20 million passengers. AirAsia was selected as the world's best low-cost carrier for the tenth time in a row, while Norwegian Air Shuttle also received good grades.

The British Skytrax has published its 2018 rankings as "Best Low-Cost Airlines in the World". Launched in 1999, the client relationship surveys are one of the most comprehensive and renowned surveys of the year. This has evolved from 2.2 million passengers in 2000 to more than 20 million submissions in 2018.

As Skytrax demands, its poll is "independent, unbiased and global" and added that there are no entrance charges for the poll or third party payment for participating in the award ceremony. For this year's poll, which ran from August 2017 to May 2018, over 100 customers from different countries attended the conference. More than 335 airlines were surveyed this year and more than 20 million participants were surveyed.

Every participant is checked so that no double or invalid entry is entered. Clients rate their preferred carrier on a 1-5 rating basis according to three categories: Aeroplane cabin services, ground airports, in-flight products. Each of these catagories has a number of sub-factors that are rated by clients. Cabin Services will for example cover assessments on issues such as hostability, attention to detail, personnel linguistic proficiency and catering effectiveness; Ground Airports will cover assessments on hand baggage policies, ground handling, air ticket, check-in and pre-boarding processes.

In total there are 50 different customer rated classifications. For the tenth time in a row, AirAsia was named the world's best low-cost airline. Norway was selected as the world's best long-haul low-cost airline and the best low-cost airline in Europe. Have a look at the information below on how the 20 best low-cost airlines in the globe are rated in the Skytrax 2018 poll.

The Skytrax has released its yearly " Welt "..... On Tuesday Skytrax released its yearly " worldwide airlines awards ". Within the framework of the annually held awards ceremony, the website of Consumers' Association also selected the best low-cost airlines in the entire globe. This year, the almost 19-year-old poll drew participants from over 20 million passengers.

AirAsia was named the world's best low-cost airline for the tenth time in a row, while Norwegian Air Shuttle also received good grades. The British Skytrax has published its 2018 rankings as "Best Low-Cost Airlines in the World". Launched in 1999, the client relationship surveys are one of the most comprehensive and renowned surveys of the year.

This has evolved from 2.2 million passengers in 2000 to more than 20 million submissions in 2018. As Skytrax demands, its poll is "independent, unbiased and global" and added that there are no entrance charges for the poll or third party payment for participating in the award ceremony.

For this year's poll, which ran from August 2017 to May 2018, over 100 customers from different countries attended the conference. More than 335 airlines were surveyed this year and more than 20 million interviewees were involved in the outcomes. Every participant is checked so that no double or invalid entry is entered.

Clients rate their preferred carrier on a 1-5 rating basis according to three categories: Aeroplane cabin services, ground airports, in-flight products. Each of these catagories has a number of sub-factors that are rated by clients. Cabin Services will for example cover assessments on issues such as hostability, attention to detail, personnel linguistic proficiency and catering effectiveness; Ground Airports will cover assessments on hand baggage policies, ground handling, air ticket, check-in and pre-boarding processes.

In total there are 50 different customer rated classifications. For the tenth time in a row, AirAsia was named the world's best low-cost airline. Norway was selected as the world's best long-haul low-cost airline and the best low-cost airline in Europe. Have a look at the information below on how the 20 best low-cost airlines in the globe are rated in the Skytrax 2018 poll.

The Skytrax has released its yearly " Welt "..... On Tuesday Skytrax released its yearly " worldwide airlines awards ". Within the framework of the annually held awards ceremony, the website of Consumers' Association also selected the best low-cost airlines in the entire globe. This year, the almost 19-year-old poll drew participants from over 20 million passengers.

AirAsia was named the world's best low-cost airline for the tenth time in a row, while Norwegian Air Shuttle also received good grades. The British Skytrax has published its 2018 rankings as "Best Low-Cost Airlines in the World". Launched in 1999, the client relationship surveys are one of the most comprehensive and renowned surveys of the year.

This has evolved from 2.2 million passengers in 2000 to more than 20 million submissions in 2018. As Skytrax demands, its poll is "independent, unbiased and global" and added that there are no entrance charges for the poll or third party payment for participating in the award ceremony.

For this year's poll, which ran from August 2017 to May 2018, over 100 customers from different countries attended the conference. More than 335 airlines were surveyed this year and more than 20 million interviewees were involved in the outcomes. Every participant is checked so that no double or invalid entry is entered.

Clients rate their preferred carrier on a 1-5 rating basis according to three categories: Aeroplane cabin services, ground airports, in-flight products. Each of these catagories has a number of sub-factors that are rated by clients. Cabin Services will for example cover assessments on issues such as hostability, attention to detail, personnel linguistic proficiency and catering effectiveness; Ground Airports will cover assessments on hand baggage policies, ground handling, air ticket, check-in and pre-boarding processes.

In total there are 50 different customer rated classifications. For the tenth time in a row, AirAsia was named the world's best low-cost airline. Norway was selected as the world's best long-haul low-cost airline and the best low-cost airline in Europe. Have a look at the information below on how the 20 best low-cost airlines in the globe are rated in the Skytrax 2018 poll.