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Please re-rate Turkish Airlines safety rating, because the country lost it’s FAA endorsement.

Looking at flights from London to New York and I’ve come across Air Copagnie, a supposedly an all business class flight at around economy class prices. Reviews are mixed. Is it worth the gamble?

I wonder why “airlineratings.com” has not included reviews for AirAsiaX for the month of Apr 2016? I submitted a review for flights undertaken 06Apr2016, which included a large number of people who were unhappy with their treatment by that airline! Coincidence or deliberate omission??

A search window to put in the airline name would be a very helpful whrn searching for an airline

I query your methodology when you show Singapore Airlines – with two very large recent pilot driven fatal events (Taiwan, pilot error, and Indonesia, wholly owned subsidiary, Silk Air – likely pilot suicide/mass murder). Pandering to airlines who hive off their riskier low cost routes into wholly owned subsidiaries makes your ranking meaningless. Please bundle together wholly owned subsidiaries and place a higher risk factor on clearly avoidable incidents.

Last Saturday morning, my wife had a confirmed ticket with an allocated seat on a Virgin Australia flight from Perth to Sydney. We arrived early and when I tried to use the machine to get a baggage tag and boarding pass, the seat allocation came up blank. We were directed to the International transfer queue (the only one operating) and after a long wait, I called a supervisor, who advised us that they had overbooked the flight, and she was now on the 4.30 pm flight! The ground staff were clearly embarrassed, and said that we should complain as it put them in a difficult situation. Apparently, they are able to do this as it is in their terms, but is it legal?
After I made a huge fuss, they called their Brisbane base and authorised a transfer to a Qantas flight – and I hope they had to pay full fare!

What is the differences in definition between Low Cost Carrier and Regional Carrier?

Some so called low cost airlines provide the service of a low cost airline but charges full fare prices for tickets

What is the significance of airlines safety rating? The airlines rated as 1, 4 or 6, how I read them?

Etihad Air. I purchased two business class tickets from LHR to HKK, on special offer, 2 months ago. In the last two weeks there have been more special offers over £1000 less for the two tickets. I am informed that I cannot cancel my tickets and get the new offer.
The moral here seems to be leave your purchase until the last moment and then look around.

Jetstar Asia got the same rating as Jetstar Australia, but was not mentioned in your summary list of the safest of low cost airlines. Can you tell me why?