The world's top 10 airline companies in 2018

The best airline companies in the world! - For most people, price is a factor in choosing an airline. But remember that you often get what you pay for! The service provided by low-cost airlines is usually minimal and often the subject of complaints from passengers.

Choose your next flight provider based on this list of the 10 best airline companies in 2018, based on passenger feedback.

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10. Korean Air - Based in Seoul, South Korea, this company flies direct to 20 domestic destinations, as well as around 100 destinations in Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America.

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10. Korean Air - The airline is part of the SkyTeam Alliance and enjoys code-share deals with around 40 other airline companies.

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10. Korean Air - Among the qualities listed as impressive by passengers were the dedication of the crew, the meals, and the spacious and clean seating.

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9. Azul - This low-cost Brazilian airline flies to around 100 domestic destinations. It also flies to Fort Lauderdale and has code-share agreements with Star Alliance and United Airlines.

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9. Azul - Most of their flights are just one Economy Class cabin, although some planes do include Business Class sections.

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9. Azul - Its fleet is made up of around 150 planes, including Airbus, ATR, and Embraer planes.

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8. Qatar Airways - Qatar Airways is part of the oneworld Alliance. From its base at the Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar flies to around 145 international destinations across six continents.

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8. Qatar Airways - The fleet consists of planes with two-cabin (Business Class and Economy Class) and three-cabin (First Class, Business Class and Economy Class) configurations. Seats on all airplanes can be converted to beds for long flights.

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8. Qatar Airways - Most passengers said that the service from the crew surpassed their expectations. Onboard attendance was a strong point, as were the comfortable and spacious seats and cabins.

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7. Jet2.com - The low-cost British airline has eight operating bases. They fly to around 60 destinations around Europe.

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7. Jet2.com - Passenger reviews are generally positive, especially in terms of cost benefits.

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7. Jet2.com - Clients should expect to pay extra for luggage, more spacious seats, and meals, as is common with low-cost agencies.

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6. Southwest Airlines - The Dallas-based American airline is the biggest low-cost airline in the world, according to TripAdvisor. The company operates direct flights to more than 100 destinations in 10 countries. Unlike most big airline companies, Southwest doesn't operate out of a hub, preferring a point-to-point system.

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6. Southwest Airlines - The fleet is made up of airplanes that feature just an Economy Class cabin.

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6. Southwest Airlines - Unlike most low-cost airlines, Southwest doesn't charge for for one or two checked bags, according to TripAdvisor. Customers point to the good price and relaxed atmosphere on the flights as big advantages.

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5. EVA Air - Taiwan's EVA Air flies to around 70 destinations in Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America, according to TripAdvisor. It is a member of the Star Alliance.

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5. EVA Air - Their fleet include a Business Class cabin, which they call Royal Laurel Class or Premium Laurel Class, depending on the plane. Elite Class is a Premium Economy cabin. And Economy Class is also an option on all flights.

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5. EVA Air - According to AirlineRating, the company is among the safest, and it stands out for its onboard service, the helpfulness of flight crew, and the cleanliness and comfort.

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4. Japan Airlines (JAL) - Japan's biggest airline company is based in Tokyo. It operates 60 domestic flights and more than 30 international ones in Asia, Europe, Oceania, North America, and South America, according to TripAdvisor. It is a member of the Oneworld Alliance network and has code-share deals with nearly 30 other airline companies.

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4. Japan Airlines (JAL) - The fleet has five service classes: First Class, Executive Class (Business Class), Premium Economy Class, Class J, (Economy Class seating with larger seats) and Economy Class.

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4. Japan Airlines (JAL) - The airline has been praised for its good attendance, comfortable seating, clean cabins, and meals. It is also on AirlineRatings list of the safest airlines.

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3. Emirates - Based in the UAE, Emirates is the biggest airline company in the Middle East. It flies direct to over 140 destinations in 78 countries from a hub in the Dubai International Airport, according to TripAdvisor.

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3. Emirates - Emirates passengers often give positive feedback. Highlights include the cleanliness, comfort, and entertainment. The fleet consists primarily of three-class cabin configurations (First Class, Business Class, and Economy Class), as well as some aircraft with two classes (Business Class and Economy Class).

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3. Emirates - Safety is always a big factor, and Emirates also appears on the Airline Ratings list of the safest airline companies.

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2. Air New Zealand - The Kiwi company is a model for other airlines. It holds second spot on TripAdvisor's list due to their excellent service.

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2. Air New Zealand - According to TripAdvisor, Air New Zealand flies direct to over 20 domestic destinations, as well as Australia, the Pacific Islands, Asia, North America, South America, and the UK.

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2. Air New Zealand - As a member of the Star Alliance network, Air New Zealand can take you almost anywhere in the world. The company is also in the top 20 of the safest airlines on the AirlineRatings list.

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1. Singapore Airlines - This airline was chosen as the best in the world by TripAdvisor. From its hub at Singapore Changi Airport, it flies to over 60 destinations in 35 countries.

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1. Singapore Airlines - Singapore Airlines also appears on the AirlineRatings list of safest airlines. Most passenger reviews were positive and note the quality of service, meals, entertainment, and competitive prices.

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1. Singapore Airlines - Its fleet contains aircraft with four classes: Singapore Airlines Suites, first class, business and economy class. It is also a member of the Star Alliance network.

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