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Click here for the full listing of the top 10 major carriers for 2018: Air New Zealand's Perth-based AirlineRatings.com stated in a statement: "Air New Zealand has been honoured for the fifth year running for its continuing track-record of record financials, on-board innovation, eco-management, young aircraft and employee dedication.

" It is interesting that not a single US air company was added to the shortlist, and only a few Europeans, Virgin Atlantic, were added. In addition, Air New Zealand does not have a first rate fleet, but only economies, prime economies and businesses, which makes its series of victories a kind of excitement. Strongly focused on the Asia-Pacific area, the shortlist indicates a movement of air transport towards this part of the globe, a tendency that should persist in the next few centuries given the forecast expansion of this area.

Among the carriers that made the cuts last year but do not appear on this shortlist are British Airways, Lufthansa and the Taiwanese airline EVA. AirlinesRatings.com will also select a winning airline in each of the 20-22 annual category winners, three of whom will be added to the shortlist this year. Top First Class:

Singapore-- AirlineRatings.com was probably awaiting what kind of new First Class Suite Singapore Airlines (yesterday) was introduced before reaffirming its newly won domination in this segment and pushing AirlineRatings.com off its sockets. The new Singapore Airlines suite received the grand first prize for First Division. Singapore-- Top business class:

Launched its new Busi ness Classe last summers, the carrier has since received awards. The best premium economy: The best economy: Broad 33-34 inch tilt seating on most long-haul fleets won the carrier in this segment. Cabin crew's best: Singapore-- The best catering: The best lounges:

The best in-flight entertainment: Émirates won this award as one of the trailblazers of in-flight amusement. Top inland class: The airlineRatings.com said: "Outperform or surpass the international services. Greece's Aegean Airlines was the winning airline. Chinese Tianjin Airlines won for its growing rail networks and the improvement of in-flight products.

The best vehicle with extremely low cost: The best long-haul airline: The best low-cost airline: For example, Qatar Airways won the world's best Airline Award in 2017. Almost at the same vein, Delta recently won the renowned Crystal Cabin Award for Cabin Concepts at Aircraft Interiors Expo for its own new suite of Aircraft Interiors Cabin Cabins, which made their debut early this month on its recently shipped Airbus A 350.

Nast Traveler has just published its own ranking of the world's best carriers, while Tour + Holiday publishes a multitude of annual ranking lists, as well as SkyTrax. However, there is no harm in checking it again before you book your next flights!