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With some of the widest seats and spacious rows, it comes as no surprise that Japan Airlines has been named as won the Skytrax award for best economy class seat five years running! This airline is also famous for giving out delicious treats throughout the flight, including traditional drinks such as ume-shu (plum wine) and sake as well as Japanese Soba noodles.
Qatar Airways
For food lovers, there’s no better economy-class offering than that of Qatar Airways. This airline offers passengers three different choices of meals as well as unlimited snacks and drinks throughout the flight.
Singapore Airlines
From toothpaste and toothbrushes to blankets and socks, passengers on any Singapore Airlines flight will receive plenty of amenities to make their journey as comfortable as possible. What’s more, passengers are entitled to receive the world-famous Singapore sling or any other cocktail with their meals, including those in economy class.
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]]>62 airlines were surveyed by Bounce, a luggage storage company. A number of factors were taken into account, including on-time arrivals, percentage of cancellations, meals, in-flight entertainment, comfortability, and staff service, amongst others.
The most consistent across the board was Japan Airlines which had an on-time arrival (OTA) rate of 88.36 and a cancellation rate of just 1.56%. When it came to seat comfort, staff service, meals, and entertainment, the airline scored 4 out of 5 for each.
Overall, Japan Airlines received a score of 8.28.
In second place came Singapore Airlines, which is renowned for its quality. They had the lowest cancellation rate of all with just 0.3%, and also scored 4 out of 5 in the same categories as Japan. Coupled with an OTA of 77.39%, Singapore Airlines scored 7.63.
Qatar Airways rounded out the top three. They, too, scored highly on entertainment, meals, comfort, and staff services; as well as having a cancellation rate just above Singapore at 0.33%. Their overall score came in at 7.50.
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If your layover in Turkey is longer than six hours, then Turkish Airlines will offer you the opportunity to enjoy a complimentary tour of the mystical city of Istanbul. Touristanbul provides an array of tours of different lengths and itineraries, each of which consists of breathtaking hotspots and delicious local cuisine.
Singapore Airlines
If you happen to be catching a flight that stops over for more than five and a half hours in Singapore, then Singapore Airlines will be happy to provide you with a complimentary two-and-a-half-hour tour of your liking. There’s the Changi Precinct Tour, City Sights Tour, Jewel Walking Tour, and Heritage Tour, each of which can be viewed from the airline’s website.
Gulf Air
If your flight layover in Bahrain lasts more than seven hours, then you might be entitled to Gulf Air’s transit package. This includes hotel accommodation, a free entry visa, and the ability to book a stopover tour of your choice. You’ll also receive airport transfer so that you don’t have to worry about missing your flight.
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]]>Emirates
Emirates is perhaps one of the most popular airlines in the world today. Based in Dubai, it’s flown on quite a bit due to the fact that Dubai is a mecca for business and tourism. Its first-class amenities are on another level, and it’s received some of the best feedback compared to other airlines.
Singapore Airlines
Here’s an amazing airline that you may not have expected. Singapore Airlines isn’t as commonly flown as Emirates, but it’s no less incredible. In fact, this airline was actually rated as the number one airline to fly on for countless years straight, and for good reason. From its impeccable service to its gourmet food selection, this airline is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Qatar Airways
And then we have Qatar Airways, which has slowly but surely emerged as one of the most luxurious airlines known today. Similar to the others above, it may cost you a pretty penny to fly on it, but it’s worth it if you’ve got the means to do so.
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]]>British Airways | London, Heathrow Airport
British Airways is known for its impeccable service, but the Concorde Room at Heathrow Airport is also one of its perks. This room is only for passengers with first-class tickets.
Each area of the lounge has plush sofas that look like they belong in Buckingham Palace, and regional cuisine cooked by the chef on the premises. To top it off, you can even get a massage while you wait for your flight.
Singapore Airlines | Singapore, Changi Airport
Singapore Airlines has long been one of the leaders in the airline industry. For passengers with a first-class ticket, you can request a private room within the first-class lounge. From there, you can ask for the champagne of your choice, a private bathroom, and a selection of different food.
(@cruis.aviguy)Emirates | Dubai, Dubai International Airport
Emirates offers one of the most luxurious first-class experiences in the world, and so does its flagship lounge in Dubai. This is one of the biggest lounges on the list and encompasses a floor in the airport. Instead of having a set menu for their passengers, the menu changes throughout the day. That means that a wide array of foreign cuisines will be on offer for passengers with long layovers.
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]]>Before the flight was put on hold on March 23, it covered an incredible distance of 9,534 miles. After the relaunch, it will land in JFK airport instead of Newark, which will make the flight slightly longer at 9,536.5 miles.
The flight is scheduled to run three times per week. It has 187 economy seats, 24 premium economy, and 42 business class seats. However, Singapore still doesn’t allow people from most other countries to enter, with some exceptions.
The flight from Singapore to JFK will last for 18 hours and 5 minutes. The returning flight takes 18 hours and 40 minutes to arrive to Singapore thanks to the headwind. The jat lag from this flight is insane—you’d depart one day at 10:30 p.m New York time and arrive two days later at 6:10 a.m. Singapore time!
The passengers on the flight are required to wear masks all the time unless they’re eating or drinking. The crew will wear masks, gloves, and goggles.
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