Find out if Qantas retained its top spot as the world’s safest airline, as ranked by safety and product rating website AirlineRatings.com.
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Air New Zealand. AirlineRatings.com has named Air New Zealand as airline of the year since 2014. Stephen Brashear / Getty Images / AFP -
All Nippon Airways of Japan. Bloomberg -
American Airlines. The Dallas Morning News -
Cathay Pacific. Bloomberg -
Emirates. The Dubai carrier is the biggest operator of the Airbus A380. EPA / Emirates -
Etihad. Etihad was also awarded Best in First Class service this year. Courtesy Etihad -
Finnair. AirlineRatings.com says Finnair has the best value for money among European airlines for efficient international travel in and out of Europe. Seppo Sirkka / EPA -
Japan Airlines. Japan Airline is the Japan’s second largest, but is its official flag carrier. Tomohiro Ohsumi / Bloomberg -
KLM. The Dutch carrier is the world’s oldest airline having commenced services in 1920. KLM is sole operator on many of its routes. Antoine Antoniol / Bloomberg -
Lufthansa. AFP -
Scandinavian Airlines. EPA -
United Airlines. Getty Images / AFP -
Virgin Atlantic. Bloomberg -
Virgin Australia. The Virgin Group are included as one entity. AFP -
Swiss. Swiss was the winner of AirlineRatings.com’s best long-haul airline award for Europe in 2014. Fabrice Coffrini / AFP -
Singapore Airlines. AFP -
Hawaiian Airlines. AP Photo -
Eva Air is the second largest Taiwanese airline. Adek Berry / AFP -
Alaska Airlines. Getty Images
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