The Air Transport Rating Agency (ATRA) has published its list of the world's safest airlines.
Using 2010 data, it rated the airlines using 15 different factors and came up with a top ten featuring six carriers from North America, three from Europe and one from Australia, the Economist reports.
Included on the list are Air France-KLM, Delta Airlines, Lufthansa and Qantas.
As well as safety, French-Dutch company Air France-KLM is currently working on improving customer service by introducing in-flight connectivity on selected Boeing 777-300 aircraft.
This will give customers wireless internet access and the opportunity to send texts and receive emails.
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Using 2010 data, it rated the airlines using 15 different factors and came up with a top ten featuring six carriers from North America, three from Europe and one from Australia, the Economist reports.
Included on the list are Air France-KLM, Delta Airlines, Lufthansa and Qantas.
As well as safety, French-Dutch company Air France-KLM is currently working on improving customer service by introducing in-flight connectivity on selected Boeing 777-300 aircraft.
This will give customers wireless internet access and the opportunity to send texts and receive emails.
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