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4th Aug 2007, 17:23
SINGAPORE AIRLINES winner of Airline of the Year title and also taking the Best Business Class Award, Singapore Airlines CEO, Mr Chew Choon Seng, said "We're very grateful to our many customers who have supported us in this poll. Like other awards we receive, this will inspire our people to keep up the good service and do even better in the future."
QATAR AIRWAYS A multiple winner, taking the Best First Class, Best Airline (Middle East) and Best Cabin Staff (Middle East) titles for 2007. Qatar Airways CEO, Mr Akbar Al-Baker said, "It gives me great pride to receive these accolades, and credit goes to all our staff who are so dedicated to providing the very best service."
JETSTAR is named Best Low-Cost Airline. Alan Joyce, JetStar CEO said "To be ranked above the likes of easyJet is an amazing achievement ... and to be positioned by air travellers as number one value based carrier in our own region above all our local competitors is a great endorsement for all our staff and our management team."
MALAYSIA AIRLINES wins the 2007 World's Best Cabin Staff award. Malaysia Airlines CEO, Mr Idris Jala said, "I am very proud of our cabin crew and their outstanding performance. Our crew treat our customers as guests in our own home. They are natural, spontaneous, determined and willing to demonstrate the best of Malaysian hospitality."
EMIRATES wins Best Inflight Entertainment Award. Emirates SVP Corporate Communications, Mike Simon, said "This is indeed a proud moment for us at Emirates - topping one of the most fiercely-contested of all categories three times in a row. It validates our insistence on inflight innovation and investments to ensure our passengers can relax with an incredible choice of entertainment."
VIRGIN ATLANTIC win Best Business Class Lounge award. Steve Ridgway, CEO of Virgin Atlantic, commented "We're thrilled that our Heathrow Clubhouse has been chosen as the world's best haven for business travellers. Whether it's on the ground or in the air, our teams will never stop delivering the innovative products that all travellers should experience during their journeys."
AUSTRIAN wins Best Business Class Catering. Austrian CEO, Mr Alfred Ötsch, said "Being able to take top place in a worldwide catering comparison is an outstanding performance which makes me particularly happy and shows that we are on the right path. The critical, international travelling public values the consistent quality and service offensive which we have implemented.
AIR BERLIN takes the title of Best Low-Cost Airline Europe, as well as 2nd position in the worldwide Low-Cost airline category. Reacting to the last Award, Air Berlin CEO, Mr Joachim Hunold said "We will make every effort, not only to keep our quality of service, but to improve it even further. This award from Skytrax is a strong incentive for us."
KOREAN AIR wins Best Economy Class title. Korean Air President, Mr Jonghee Lee, said "We are very honoured to be voted the Best Economy Class by millions of customers. It is very encouraging to know that our innovative and quality service was recognised by passengers all over the world."
This information was obtained from here: www.worldairlineawards.com/
QATAR AIRWAYS A multiple winner, taking the Best First Class, Best Airline (Middle East) and Best Cabin Staff (Middle East) titles for 2007. Qatar Airways CEO, Mr Akbar Al-Baker said, "It gives me great pride to receive these accolades, and credit goes to all our staff who are so dedicated to providing the very best service."
JETSTAR is named Best Low-Cost Airline. Alan Joyce, JetStar CEO said "To be ranked above the likes of easyJet is an amazing achievement ... and to be positioned by air travellers as number one value based carrier in our own region above all our local competitors is a great endorsement for all our staff and our management team."
MALAYSIA AIRLINES wins the 2007 World's Best Cabin Staff award. Malaysia Airlines CEO, Mr Idris Jala said, "I am very proud of our cabin crew and their outstanding performance. Our crew treat our customers as guests in our own home. They are natural, spontaneous, determined and willing to demonstrate the best of Malaysian hospitality."
EMIRATES wins Best Inflight Entertainment Award. Emirates SVP Corporate Communications, Mike Simon, said "This is indeed a proud moment for us at Emirates - topping one of the most fiercely-contested of all categories three times in a row. It validates our insistence on inflight innovation and investments to ensure our passengers can relax with an incredible choice of entertainment."
VIRGIN ATLANTIC win Best Business Class Lounge award. Steve Ridgway, CEO of Virgin Atlantic, commented "We're thrilled that our Heathrow Clubhouse has been chosen as the world's best haven for business travellers. Whether it's on the ground or in the air, our teams will never stop delivering the innovative products that all travellers should experience during their journeys."
AUSTRIAN wins Best Business Class Catering. Austrian CEO, Mr Alfred Ötsch, said "Being able to take top place in a worldwide catering comparison is an outstanding performance which makes me particularly happy and shows that we are on the right path. The critical, international travelling public values the consistent quality and service offensive which we have implemented.
AIR BERLIN takes the title of Best Low-Cost Airline Europe, as well as 2nd position in the worldwide Low-Cost airline category. Reacting to the last Award, Air Berlin CEO, Mr Joachim Hunold said "We will make every effort, not only to keep our quality of service, but to improve it even further. This award from Skytrax is a strong incentive for us."
KOREAN AIR wins Best Economy Class title. Korean Air President, Mr Jonghee Lee, said "We are very honoured to be voted the Best Economy Class by millions of customers. It is very encouraging to know that our innovative and quality service was recognised by passengers all over the world."
This information was obtained from here: www.worldairlineawards.com/