The ranking: Airline Ratings evaluates a comprehensive list of airlines annually, meticulously assessing a range of factors that contribute to a robust safety record.
Methodology: This rigorous evaluation process encompasses a thorough examination of recent incidents.
Methodology: Experts also scrutinize the European Union's list of banned carriers, ensuring that the evaluated airlines are not included.
Safety rating: According to Sharon Petersen, CEO of Airline Ratings, even if an airline doesn't appear at the top.
airBaltic: Making its debut on the list is airBaltic, the leading Latvian airline.
SKY Airline: As one of the few Latin American airlines to achieve this distinction, this Chilean carrier boasts a strong safety record.
ZipAir: This low-cost subsidiary of Japan Airlines prioritizes safety while offering budget-friendly fares.
Cebu Pacific: The Philippine low-cost carrier once again secured its place on the list, earning praise for its strong safety record.
Allegiant Air: The American carrier has recently experienced minor mechanical issues, resulting in aborted takeoffs and unscheduled landings.
Eurowings: The Eurowings Group, comprised of low-cost and hybrid airlines, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lufthansa.