Just six European airlines ranked in the world's top 20 for 2026
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There were wins for Air France, Turkish Airlines and Vueling in individual categories, but Europe struggled to match the haul of awards picked up by carriers from Asia and the Middle East European airlines have been largely pushed down the pecking order in…
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What happened
There were wins for Air France, Turkish Airlines and Vueling in individual categories, but Europe struggled to match the haul of awards picked up by carriers from Asia and the Middle East European airlines have been largely pushed down the pecking order in…
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