The latest global ranking of the Skytrax World Airline Awards has been revealed. Qatar Airways is no longer the customers’ favorite airline. It is now Singapore Airlines in 2023.
Qatar Airways is disappointed. The airline from the small oil state is no longer the travelers’ favorite, as reported by Air Journal on June 21, 2023. Indeed, the global ranking for the 2023 Skytrax World Airline Awards has been unveiled. Qatar Airways has been dethroned by Singapore Airlines. ANA, All Nippon Airways, completes the top three. Air France, on the other hand, ranks seventh. Since the existence of this ranking, it is the fifth time that the Singaporean airline has secured the top position.
The CEO of the Asian company, Goh Choon Phong, expressed his delight in receiving this trophy: “This award is a testament to the indomitable spirit of our people, who have worked tirelessly and made numerous sacrifices to ensure that SIA (Singapore Airlines) was ready for the recovery of air transport.” He added, “This has allowed us to emerge stronger and fitter from the pandemic as a leading international airline.”
Qatar Airways is disappointed. The airline from the small oil state is no longer the travelers’ favorite, as reported by Air Journal on June 21, 2023. Indeed, the global ranking for the 2023 Skytrax World Airline Awards has been unveiled. Qatar Airways has been dethroned by Singapore Airlines. ANA, All Nippon Airways, completes the top three. Air France, on the other hand, ranks seventh. Since the existence of this ranking, it is the fifth time that the Singaporean airline has secured the top position.
The CEO of the Asian company, Goh Choon Phong, expressed his delight in receiving this trophy: “This award is a testament to the indomitable spirit of our people, who have worked tirelessly and made numerous sacrifices to ensure that SIA (Singapore Airlines) was ready for the recovery of air transport.” He added, “This has allowed us to emerge stronger and fitter from the pandemic as a leading international airline.”
Singapore Airlines has achieved excellent results in many award categories, with the highlight being the recognition of their first-class cabin as the best in the world.” And to conclude, “We congratulate Singapore Airlines on this success, which should be a source of great pride and satisfaction for the management and staff of the company.”
On the other hand, the French airline welcomed its seventh place with pride: “The Air France teams are very proud of these awards, which salute the excellence of the travel experience we offer to our customers, especially regarding our La Première offering, which once again reaches the highest global level,” said Anne Rigail, CEO of Air France, in a statement. According to her, “this exceptional service is part of our DNA and allows us to showcase the best of French know-how around the world.” The CEO expressed her gratitude to all their customers: “On behalf of Air France, I thank all the customers who voted in this edition and thus testify to their attachment to our brand and its products.”