2023 Readers’ Choice Awards: 5 Best International Airlines
Best International Airlines according to Condé Nast Traveler’s readers
Condé Nast Traveler has revealed is 36th annual Readers’ Choice Awards relating to the best hotels, best islands, best skiing destinations, international airlines and more. This year, some 526,518 readers opened up to reveal the top international airlines. Read on to discover the top five airlines according to travelers’ recommendations. Find out about passengers’ experience during the flight, including service, food and more.
1. Singapore Airlines – Best International Airline
Now that service has resumed following the pandemic, it continues to offer long routes with top seat comfort, in-flight service and reliability for passengers. Singapore Airlines is also known for its innovation, continually upgrading its product. Among the best options are the airline’s farm-to-plane catering and its wellness partnership with California’s Golden Door Spa.
2. Qatar Airways and its popularity with passengers
Moreover, the airline’s QSuite business class can be configured with double beds and four-person dining suites. These options have given the airline top reviews from passengers who enjoy those welcome touches like a welcome drink and hot towels.
3. Turkish Airlines – the country’s flagship international airline
Condé Nast Traveler readers applaud the airline’s excellent cuisine, attentive in-flight service and comfortable seats. Meanwhile, the airline’s recent expansions to Newark, Dallas/Fort Worth and Seattle have been hugely popular. Moreover, this summer Turkish Airlines announced an upcoming nonstop service to Istanbul from Detroit and Denver.
4. Emirates – Dubai-based top international airline
Moreover, the airline has expanded those classes by debuting a long-planned premium economy cabin. This class includes dedicated check-ins, luxury seating, linen napkins and china plates. The airline also offers sustainable blankets crafted from recycled plastic bottles.
5. Virgin Atlantic – top international airline
Moreover, Virgin Atlantic is set to offer more flights to the US and has already launched direct routes between London and Austin. Meanwhile, its relationship with Delta Air Lines offers access to a wide choice of domestic cities.
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