The airlines are judged in the following categories: meals, inflight entertainment, seat comfort, and staff service as well as on-time arrivals, percentage of cancellations, total number of flights, free carry-on allowance, free checked domestic allowance, and free checked international allowance.
SINGAPORE: An annual ranking of the world’s best airlines was published earlier this month, showing Japan Airlines coming in first, followed by Singapore Airlines.Bounce, a luggage storage company, collected data from 60 airlines from around the globe, judging each according to the following categories: meals, inflight entertainment, seat comfort, and staff service ratings, which are taken from Skytrax.
63 respectively, followed by Qatar Airways , Korean Air and Vistara , which calls itself India’s best airline.The carriers from Japan and Singapore tied when it came to meals, in-flight entertainment, seat comfort and staff service. However, Japan Airlines has more on-time arrivals and a higher volume of flights, as well as more generous free allowances for carry-on and checked-in baggage.
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