Fasten your seatbelts, Emirates has officially taken off as the “World’s Best Airline,” according to an in-depth study by Telegraph Travel. This coveted title comes after a rigorous analysis of 90 global carriers, cementing Emirates as the gold standard in air travel. But wait, Emirates isn’t the only Middle Eastern carrier making noise. Qatar Airways and Etihad also landed comfortably in the top 10, with Oman Air and Saudia securing impressive spots in the rankings. So, what makes Emirates the crème de la crème of the skies? Let’s dive in.
When it comes to flying, Emirates ticks every imaginable box, according to Telegraph Travel’s detailed study. The airline took top marks across more than 30 key criteria, ranging from fleet age and baggage allowances to in-flight meals and airport quality. Here’s a sneak peek at what makes this airline stand out:
Check it out! We’ve been categorised as the ‘World’s Best Airline’ amongst 90 global carriers in a recent comprehensive study. https://t.co/CBXoHzwfgm pic.twitter.com/Zc68JwJs9M
— Emirates (@emirates) October 18, 2024
The Telegraph Travel study gave a nod to other regional giants too. Qatar Airways snagged a top spot thanks to its celebrated Q Suite, claiming the best business class in the world. Not content to rest on its laurels, Qatar is also launching a new first-class experience set to “redefine luxury.”
Etihad, the boutique charmer of the UAE’s airline trio, secured ninth place. With newly revamped Boeing 787s and A350s, the airline shines in areas like punctuality, legroom, and mouth-watering onboard cuisine.
Meanwhile, Oman Air and Saudia made impressive climbs, signalling the strength of Middle Eastern airlines on the global stage.
While many airlines aim for the skies, Emirates consistently delivers an experience that’s worth every mile. As Middle Eastern carriers continue to make waves, passengers have plenty of reasons to book their next trip with these high-flyers.
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First Published: October 19, 2024 11:15 AM
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