The world's safest airlines come from countries like New Zealand, Australia, and Japan. Vietnam is on the list of safe low-cost airlines.
Airline Ratings, an organization that evaluates the safety and service of 385 airlines, has just announced the list of the world's safest airlines in 2024, divided into two categories: 25 airlines (4-5 stars) and 20 low-cost airlines.
The aircraft has eliminated problems that airlines cannot control, such as bird strikes, turbulence injuries, and diversions due to bad weather. Photo: Quynh Tran
Vietjet Air is the only representative from Vietnam to be honored and ranked 8th in the top 20 safest low-cost airlines in the world. The Vietnamese airline has been rated at 7 stars, the highest ranking in aviation safety in the world since 2018. The airline's technical reliability is 99.72%. "Maintaining a safety culture in all aspects of operations is commendable," said AirlineRatings head Geoffrey Thomas on January 6.
The remaining low-cost airlines in the top 20 include: Jetstar, easyJet, Ryanair, Wizz, Norwegian, Frontier, Vueling, Southwest, Volaris, flydubai, AirAsia Group, Cebu Pacific, Sun Country, Spirit, Westjet, JetBlue, Air Arabia, Indigo, Eurowings.
The 25 safest airlines in the world include: Air New Zealand, Qantas, Virgin Australia, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways, Emirates, All Nippon Airways, Finnair, Cathay Pacific Airways, Alaska Airlines, SAS, Korean Air, Singapore Airlines, EVA Air, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, TAP Air Portugal, Lufthansa/Swiss Group, KLM, Japan Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, American Airlines, Air France, Air Canada Group, United Airlines.
The rating is based on key factors such as: the accident and serious incident records of 385 airlines, the age of the aircraft, and the innovation in operations. The rating eliminates problems that airlines cannot control, such as bird strikes, injuries caused by air turbulence, diversions or emergency landings due to bad weather.
Founded in 2013, AirlinesRatings, based in Australia, is one of the world’s most respected airline rating organizations. It also provides information about air travel and answers any questions related to the industry. Its reports, research, and publications carry the same weight as Skytrax, an organization that awards and evaluates airlines and is considered the Oscars of the aviation industry.
Anh Minh (According to Forbes, AirlineRatings )
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