The safest airlines in the world

Aerophobia or the fear of flying is in the bones of millions of people around the world, so information about the airline provider before you board the plane is crucial to your trip. The list of the safest companies may make this unpleasant experience easier for you.

Many people report that they are worried a year ago, as their biggest fear is that the plane will crash collapsed. If you also encounter these kinds of thoughts, see the list of the safest airlines in the world according to the year of establishment and the number of plane accidents, as well as some other criteria such as customer comfort and satisfaction. It may help you when you boarded the plane the next time.

1. Virgin Australia (Australia)

Virgin Australia, founded in 1999, is the second largest airline in Australia. This low-cost carrier is at the top of the list of safest airlines, with no fatal accidents recorded since the day it began operations.

2. Emirates (United Arab Emirates)

In 37 years of business, they have not had a single plane crash. That is the largest airline company in the Middle East, which has more than 2,500 flights per week.

3. Virgin Atlantic Airways (Great Britain)

Virgin Atlantic Airways the company was founded in 1984. Although their planes have been involved in accidents, none of them have resulted in fatalities.

4. KLM (Netherlands)

KLM was founded in 1919 and is currently the oldest airline in the world. During online check-in, a passenger can choose who sits next to them by viewing other people's social media profiles. The last and worst plane crash happened in 1977.

5. Easy Jet (Great Britain)

Easy Jet the company was founded in 1995 and is currently the largest airline in the UK with more than 50 million passengers a year. Since it was founded, it has not been involved in any aviation accidents.

6. Finnair (Finland)

In the last 50 years, no plane has had an accident. It flies annually Finnair with more than 10 million passengers. Comparison: 5 million people live in Finland. In January 2016, Finnair was the sixth most punctual airline in the world.

7. Etihad Airways (United Arab Emirates)

It is in its history airline had only one accident in 2007, and no one died. In 2013, the company started offering a "nanny" service for passengers traveling with children. While their parents watch movies or rest, the nannies play with the young passengers.

8. Spirit Airlines (United States of America)

Spirit Airlines is not just another low-cost carrier, it stands for the idea of being the world's first ultra-low-cost airline. Not a single major accident has occurred in their operating history.

9. Lufthansa (Germany)

Germany's largest airline Lufthansa is 59 years old and was recently named the best airline in Europe. Everything is very simple: excellent service and high security standards are the company's priorities. The last plane crash was recorded in 1993.

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10. Hawaiian Airlines (United States of America)

One of America's top carriers Hawaiian Airlines was founded in 1929. It is the oldest airline company in the United States that has not had a single plane crash in its history.

11. Qantas (Australia)

For 89 years old company In 2015, it was the first airline to allow its passengers to immerse themselves in the incredible world of virtual reality during flights. VR headsets were available in first class lounges in Sydney and Melbourne, as well as on A380 flights between Australia and Los Angeles. The last fatal accident was registered 60 years ago.

12. Swiss International Air Lines (Switzerland)

Swiss International Air Lines was founded in 2002 in Switzerland. The company has never had a plane crash, so it is considered a company with high safety standards. The airline also takes care of the health of its passengers who have food allergies.

13. Japan Airlines (Japan)

Japan Airlines is the main carrier in Japan. It was founded 60 years ago and there have been no major accidents in the last 30 years.

14. Singapore Airlines (Singapore)

Singapore Airlines is best known for its impeccable passenger service, comfort and safety. If you have some time before your flight, the company will offer you a free city tour.

15. Royal Jordanian (Jordan)

Royal Jordanian was founded in 1963 and currently flies to several destinations on four continents. In the last 30 years, the company has had no accidents.