Brussels Airlines has been named the best airline in the world by AirHelp, an American organisation specialising in flight delay and baggage claim management. This achievement marks a significant rise for the Belgian carrier, which climbed from 12th place last year to dethrone Qatar Airways, the previous leader.
Tomasz Pawliszyn, AirHelp’s CEO, commended Brussels Airlines for prioritising passenger satisfaction and punctuality. He hopes this inspires other airlines to focus on customer feedback to enhance services.
At the other end of the spectrum, Tunisair was ranked the worst of 104 airlines, while Ryanair, despite scoring near the average, ranked second to last for passenger reviews.
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This post was published on 4 December 2024 15:38
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