Qatar Airways is awarded “Airline of the Year” at AirlineRatings Awards 2022
Qatar Airways won the award for “Airline of the Year” again at the AirlineRatings Awards, as well as being awarded “Best Airline in the Middle East” and “Best Business Class”. This is the second year in a row that the airline has won the top award and the fourth in a row to win “Best Business Class.”
The “Airline of the Year” award recognizes the best that aviation has to offer, with a focus on product innovation, a strong route network and overall safety. All AirlineRatings awards are given based on strict evaluation criteria developed by industry professionals with extensive experience and knowledge in the field of aviation.
→ Qatar Airways achieves record annual profit of 1.48 billion euros.
The award-winning Qsuite, a Qatar Airways proprietary product, offers a first-class experience in the Business Class cabin. Qsuite features the industry’s first double bed in Business Class, as well as stowable privacy panels, allowing passengers in adjoining seats to create their own private room and maintain social distancing, a first of its kind in the Qsuite. industry.
“Winning these awards is another resounding endorsement of everything we stand for as an airline, as Qatar Airways is fully committed to delivering an unrivaled customer experience. Our goal is to deliver excellence and once again earning the titles of “Airline of the Year”, “Best Airline in the Middle East” and “Best Business Class” demonstrates that we continue to lead the industry as passengers return to the skies. . As we grow our global network to more than 150 destinations, we also recently reported our most successful financial results with a profit of $1.54 billion, confirming that the airline is a strong performer across the board and very popular with our passengers. ”, said Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Akbar Al Baker.
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