The best and worst short-haul airlines for 2023 named by Which? - and we are rated WORSE than Ryanair
The best and worst short-haul airlines for 2023 named by Which? – and one is rated even WORSE than Ryanair… The ranking was produced by a survey of travelers asked to rate the carriers they had used on a range of criteria. described as 'catastrophic' Food, delays, lost luggage - tell us about YOUR nightmarish flights. Email tips@dailymail.comREAD MORE: From door lice to view killer: Travel expert names the most annoying types of plane passengers
< p class="byline-section"> Posted: 00:01 GMT, 22 February 2023 | Updated: 07:40 GMT, 23 Feb 2023 AdvertisementLow-cost airline Wizz Air has been named the worst short-haul airline by Which? ranking which is dominated by Jet2.
The 2023 ranking was produced by a survey the consumer champion conducted of over 8,000 UK travellers, who were asked to rate the carriers they'd used on a range of criteria, including customer service, value for money and onboarding experience.
Budapest-based Wizz Air received a customer score of 48 percent, a total which? described as 'say'.
Which one? reveals: “Travellers gave it only one star out of five for the boarding experience, as well as the cabin environment and seat comfort – which is not surprising given that the company airline has one of the least generous legrooms of the airlines [we] surveyed. The airline's seat pitch, the distance between two rows in standard economy class, is two inches smaller than even its budget rival Ryanair.'
Wizz Air did not achieve any greater than two stars in any of the remaining categories, including value for money and customer service.
Low-cost airline Wizz Air has been named the worst short-haul airline by Which? ranking which is dominated by Jet2.
The 2023 ranking was produced by a survey the consumer champion conducted of over 8,000 UK travellers, who were asked to rate the carriers they'd used on a range of criteria, including customer service, value for money and onboarding experience.
Budapest-based Wizz Air received a customer score of 48 percent, a total which? described as 'say'.
Which one? reveals: “Travellers gave it only one star out of five for the boarding experience, as well as the cabin environment and seat comfort – which is not surprising given that the company airline has one of the least generous legrooms of the airlines [we] surveyed. The airline's seat pitch, the distance between two rows in standard economy class, is two inches smaller than even its budget rival Ryanair.'
Wizz Air did not achieve any greater than two stars in any of the remaining categories, including value for money and customer service.
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