Trip Advisor Vote - top 10 Airlines
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Trip Advisor Vote - top 10 Airlines
1. SIA
2. ANZ
3. Emirates
4 JAL
5 EVA Air
6 SouthWest
7 Jet2
8 Qatar
9 Eva Air
10 Korean
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Travel..._Mode.expanded for regions and class choices
2. ANZ
3. Emirates
4 JAL
5 EVA Air
6 SouthWest
7 Jet2
8 Qatar
9 Eva Air
10 Korean
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Travel..._Mode.expanded for regions and class choices
Trip Advisor Vote - top 10 Airlines
1. SIA
2. ANZ
3. Emirates
4 JAL
5 EVA Air
6 SouthWest
7 Jet2
8 Qatar
9 Eva Air
10 Korean
1. SIA
2. ANZ
3. Emirates
4 JAL
5 EVA Air
6 SouthWest
7 Jet2
8 Qatar
9 Eva Air
10 Korean
9 should read "Azul"
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1. SIA
2. ANZ
3. Emirates
4 JAL
5 EVA Air
6 SouthWest
7 Jet2
8 Qatar
9 Eva Air
10 Korean
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Travel..._Mode.expanded for regions and class choices
2. ANZ
3. Emirates
4 JAL
5 EVA Air
6 SouthWest
7 Jet2
8 Qatar
9 Eva Air
10 Korean
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Travel..._Mode.expanded for regions and class choices
Next week's from whomever will be a lot different
If you have been able to discern from the linked article what the parameters actually are, and how they have been aggregated, could you share that with the rest of us, please?
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I am guessing there was nothing more to this poll than Tripadvisor looked for the airlines with the most 5 star ratings and then combined them in to this list.
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It is an interesting selection of airlines, long haul, short haul, loco and so on. But being Trip Advisor they also do not have to reveal their source of data, probably like every other ratings institution and I’m sure the basic data is not open to public scrutiny. So on one hand, well done SW & Jet2 but on the other, how did you get on the list?
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[QUOTE=Piltdown Man;10124746]It is an interesting selection of airlines, long haul, short haul, loco and so on. But being Trip Advisor they also do n ot have to reveal their source of data, probably like every other ratings institution and I’m sure the basic data is not open to public scrutiny. So on one hand, well done SW & Jet2 but on the other, how did you get on the list?
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Pretty sure based onTA ratings. They get hundreds a day
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Pretty sure based onTA ratings. They get hundreds a day
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For Tripadvisor the contents of the list is irrelevant. They don't care if the carriers are short, long or inter-galactic, just as long as they get free publicity.
For the newspapers, it's a story on a plate that they did not have to work for - 100% free.
For the newspapers, it's a story on a plate that they did not have to work for - 100% free.
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Much like a top 50 restaurant list is completely pointless, because 'some people' will like tasteless frozen crap, dirty silverware and poor service. Right?
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Some peoples idea of a great place is a greasy spoon cafe others a 3 star Michelin star restaurant.
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Exactly! It is often said in here that what you consider 'good service' by an airline ha\s so many cultural and personal factors that it cannot be written down for a whole plane load! I only use restaurants that I have been reccomended by a friend, or where I can stick my nose inside and see the place - eventhough there are lots of things you will not know until it's too late.
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There's a valid question around appropriate KPIs for comparing airlines from a passenger perspective. RouteHappy is certainly interesting as it drills down to the product for any given route, but doesn't provide the bigger picture of 'who is the best airline' overall. Arguably route specific comparison is more important anyway, unless you are trying to choose a loyalty programme?
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good points - but I've always found the "Directivity" of the results quite important
15 years ago Turkish were a bit of a joke - now they get good reviews
20 years ago most trans-atlantic US airlines were top rated - now........................
15 years ago Turkish were a bit of a joke - now they get good reviews
20 years ago most trans-atlantic US airlines were top rated - now........................
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Very true.
Not sure how I feel about the latest 'best and worst airlines and airports' ranking https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...rports-of-2018 - something seems a little off!
Not sure how I feel about the latest 'best and worst airlines and airports' ranking https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...rports-of-2018 - something seems a little off!
