Flying the friendly skies isn’t always so friendly when you are competing for passengers and the recognition as one of the top European airlines. Check out these companies to see what they are doing to stay on top.
- Vueling
This airline is based in Spain and travel to over 100 locations across Europe, Asia, and Africa. Vueling has achieved the status as the second biggest airline in Spain and also offers discount codes. Its frequent flyer programs must be working – last year over 17.2 million passengers flew this airline. On the first plan you can use your reward points for future flights. On the second plan you can use your points in exchange for services through the Iberia Plus Programme.
- Singapore Airlines
When you travel any of the larger planes that are used for longer flights you will find their luxury Airline Suites. These include lush leather seats with armrests you don’t have to fight over along with a 23-inch LCD TV. The suites that are located down the middle row can easily fold down and convert to a double bed. If you are in first class you will have access to a cabin that has a fixed shell around it for privacy.
- Easyjet
Headquartered out of London, Easyjet has been recognized as the largest airline in the United Kingdom. This status is based on the number of customers who regularly take advantage of their popular economy flights. People who fly Easyjet are basing their decision solely on price as the airlines has no special perks to offer. There are no complimentary snacks on board which probably saves them a good deal of money.
- Lufthansa
Lufthansa is one of the largest airlines in Europe. This status is because of the size of its fleet, the number of destinations that are scheduled regularly, and the number of passengers that fly with them regularly. Their first class section has large seats that flatten out to become beds and they offer quick check-in counters at the airport for their first class passengers. You can also enjoy great seats and extra perks in business class, economy, and premium economy sections.
- Swiss International Airlines
Based mainly out of Zurich, this airline offers an economical way to travel through Europe. First class customers still enjoy special perks with eight private suites available. The extra-large seats convert to a comfortable flat bed and you can enjoy a 32-inch TV.
