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World's Best Airlines - World Top 10 Safest Airlines

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A Qantas plane A380 passes an emergency vehicle as it takes off from Kingsford Smith International airport in SydneyWebsite AirlineRatings.com has released their annual list of the ten best and worst airlines based on their safety record. The website evaluated the 448 airlines it monitors and ranked the top 10, each of which received a rating of 7 stars. It also released a list of the lowest ranked airlines (1 and 2 stars). Take a look at the results.


10. Royal Jordanian Airlines - 7 stars - Jordan's national carrier is the 10th safest.

Royal Jordanian Airlines Airbus A320-232; JY-AYU@TXL;13.04.2013/704bg

9. All Nippon Airways - 7 stars - ANA, as it is known, is Japan's largest airline and 9th safest around the world.

ANA's planes are seen at Haneda airport in Tokyo

8. EVA Air - 7 stars - The Korean airline well known for it's Hello Kitty branded plane came in 8th place.

EVA A330-300 taxiing for R/W34L.

7. Virgin Atlantic - 7 stars - Richard Branson's Virgin Atlantic came in 7th place

Virgin planes are parked next to each other at Kingsford Smith airport in Sydney

6. Cathay Pacific - 7 stars - Hong Kong based airline came in 6th place.

Cathay Pacific Airways

5. Singapore Airlines- 7 stars

Singapore Airlines

4. Etihad Airways: 7 stars - The United Arab Emirate's flag carrier came in fourth place.

Etihad Airways

3. Emirates Airlines: 7 stars - The flagship carrier of Dubai came in third place.

An Emirates Airlines plane lands at the Emirates terminal at Dubai International Airport

2. Air New Zealand - 7 stars - Second on the list is Air New Zealand.

An Air New Zealand's Boeing 777-300ER featuring livery advertising the film The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey lands at Heathrow Airport in London

1. Qantas - 7 stars - The Australian airline came out on top of the list of safest airlines in the world, mainly due to its decades-long clean record. 

A Qantas plane A380 passes an emergency vehicle as it takes off from Kingsford Smith International airport in Sydney

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