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These are the safest airlines to fly in 2023 – the world

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AirlineRatings.com has released its annual list of the 20 safest airlines in the world. The list ranks the largest and most popular airlines, as well as the low-cost airlines that excel in safety.

AirlineRatings.com analyzed 385 different airlines to find the safest in the world. In a separate survey, it also rounded out the top 10 low-cost airlines.

This year, Qantas was named the safest airline for 2023. It replaces last year’s winner Air New Zealand. TAP Airlines came in sixth, followed by Emirates Airlines and Alaska Airlines.

The following airlines complete the top 20:

9. Eva Air

10. Virgin Australia / Atlantic

11. Cathay Pacific Airlines

12. Hawaiian Airlines

13. SAS

14. United Airlines

15. Lufthansa / Swiss Group

16. Venere

17. British Airways

18. KLM

19. American Airlines

20. Delta Air Lines

The site also selected ten of the safest low-cost airlines for travelers.. Although not classified in any specific order, Air Arabia, AirAsia Group, Allegiant, Air Baltic, easyJet, flydubai, Frontier, Jetstar Group, JetBlue, Indigo, Ryanair, Scoot, Southwest, Spice Jet, Spirit, Vueling, FitJet, Volaris, WestJet, and Waze. It is the safest low-cost airline to fly this year.

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