British Airways has best Leading Airport Lounge (First Class).
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British Airways has best Leading Airport Lounge (First Class).
Just read this on my ISP home page.
Link takes you to the World Travel Awards website
http://www.worldtravelawards.com/winners2011-1
Specific link to the BA award
http://www.worldtravelawards.com/awa...rst-class-2011
Sample of the winners
World's Leading Hotel: Burj Al Arab, Dubai, UAE
World's Leading Airline: Etihad Airways
World's Leading Airport: Singapore Changi Airport
World's Leading Destination: India
World's Ultimate Service Award in Hospitality: Dukes Hotel, London
World's Leading First Class: Etihad Airways
World's Leading Business Class: Qatar Airways
World's Leading Economy Class: Cathay Pacific Airways
World's Leading Low-Cost Airline: Easyjet
World's Leading Car Hire: Europcar
World's Leading Ski Resort: Gstaad Palace, Switzerland
World's Leading Island Destination: Mauritius
World's Leading Cruise Destination: Jamaica
World's Most Romantic Destination: Maldives
Link takes you to the World Travel Awards website
http://www.worldtravelawards.com/winners2011-1
Specific link to the BA award
http://www.worldtravelawards.com/awa...rst-class-2011
Sample of the winners
World's Leading Hotel: Burj Al Arab, Dubai, UAE
World's Leading Airline: Etihad Airways
World's Leading Airport: Singapore Changi Airport
World's Leading Destination: India
World's Ultimate Service Award in Hospitality: Dukes Hotel, London
World's Leading First Class: Etihad Airways
World's Leading Business Class: Qatar Airways
World's Leading Economy Class: Cathay Pacific Airways
World's Leading Low-Cost Airline: Easyjet
World's Leading Car Hire: Europcar
World's Leading Ski Resort: Gstaad Palace, Switzerland
World's Leading Island Destination: Mauritius
World's Leading Cruise Destination: Jamaica
World's Most Romantic Destination: Maldives
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Load of rubbish! Best IFE: Virgin Atlantic? Seriously??!! Their system is ages old, what about CX or EK? Where is the QF F lounge in this, it's not even nominated
Interesting that there is absolutely zero commentary to go along with these awards, so it is not clear why/how these awards were won. Seems to be about as reliable as SkyTrax.
Interesting that there is absolutely zero commentary to go along with these awards, so it is not clear why/how these awards were won. Seems to be about as reliable as SkyTrax.
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EY F the best?
Not in my limited experience. Those that read my TRs will know that I wasn't overly impressed. Mind you I have only 1 flight on which to pass judgement, and that doesn't seem to stop many people from offering an opinion on here.
Not in my limited experience. Those that read my TRs will know that I wasn't overly impressed. Mind you I have only 1 flight on which to pass judgement, and that doesn't seem to stop many people from offering an opinion on here.
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Since when was Bangkok Airways a low cost carrier
My favourite regional carrier (although Garuda catching up fast!).
Low cost for me would be Air Asia, although will be trying Easyjet again for first time in about a decade.
I take it Cathay have removed those fixed economy seats that don't move? I know there were lots of complaints but I loved the intent in them.
But would they be better than SQ in Y? Or QR? Mind you QR is reputation - i've never used them, but about 20 SQ sectors in the last couple of years they knock the socks off pretty much anyone. Although my preference in Y is MH - not a popular choice amongst many I know
My favourite regional carrier (although Garuda catching up fast!).
Low cost for me would be Air Asia, although will be trying Easyjet again for first time in about a decade.
I take it Cathay have removed those fixed economy seats that don't move? I know there were lots of complaints but I loved the intent in them.
But would they be better than SQ in Y? Or QR? Mind you QR is reputation - i've never used them, but about 20 SQ sectors in the last couple of years they knock the socks off pretty much anyone. Although my preference in Y is MH - not a popular choice amongst many I know