LONDON, Jan. 12 – A US travel magazine voted British Airways the best airline in the world. The magazine made a questionnaire with more than 13,000 readers. BA emerged as the top choice in a survey of 13,653 travelers, as part of a comprehensive study of today’s travel market. Global travel magazine surveyed its readers between February and August last year and the results have now been published in the January edition. After taking the “Best Business Class” honors two years running in the magazines awards and consistently moving up the ranks overall, readers highlighted the Club World experience, starting with easy online check-in and the fast bag drop through the lounge. The Molton Brown spa treatments offered in the lounge were also highlighted as a favorite among readers.
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