SKY recognized as the best low cost in South America
Chile’s SKY Airline was awarded “Best Low Cost Airline in South America” at the World Airline Awards, which have become the most important awards in the industry.
The ceremony, held at the Langham Hotel in London, was attended by airline representatives from more than 160 countries, and awards were given to the airlines that obtained the best score, based on the opinions of more than 13 million respondents. The Skytrax study considered 350 companies for the global rankings.
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In addition to being recognized as the best low cost airline in South America, SKY was also awarded as the South American airline that made the most progress in its performance in the Skytrax study. This improvement is reflected, among other indicators, in the advance in the global ranking, which was 32 positions higher than in 2021.
“At SKY we are very proud to have received this recognition, especially because it reflects the opinion of our own passengers in one of the most challenging periods aviation has faced in history. The greatest reward is that our passengers enjoy traveling with us and value our service. This encourages us to continue improving our value proposition, based on the newest fleet in the Americas and a close and convenient service available to everyone,” says José Ignacio Dougnac, CEO of SKY.
This is the third time that the airline has received the award as the best low cost airline in the region and adds to the recognition of appearing in 19th place in the world ranking of low cost airlines in 2022, titles that highlight the work that the company has been doing in recent years to optimize the travel experience of its passengers. This is also demonstrated by the third place obtained in the category of best South American airline staff.
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