One of the top five airlines globally, this budget carrier is based in the UK.

Do you have any thoughts on the latest airline rankings? As travelers, we often find ourselves complaining about the unpleasant experiences we have with low-cost airlines, from cramped seats to extra fees for carry-on luggage. But sometimes, we’re willing to put up with these inconveniences in exchange for affordable fares that allow us to reach our desired destinations without breaking the bank. As Ryanair once cleverly pointed out on social media, no matter how much we complain, we always end up flying with them.

It’s true, budget airlines may not offer the most luxurious travel experiences, but they do make it possible for us to embark on our dream trips without emptying our wallets. And now, there’s good news for those of us who want to make our budget travels as comfortable as possible. A new ranking has been published, revealing the top 25 low-cost airlines for 2024, and four of the most popular airlines among British travelers have made the list.

Leading the pack is AirAsia Group, followed by Air Baltic and Air Canada Rouge. Other well-known names on the list include EasyJet, Eurowings, Ryanair, and Jet2. It’s worth noting that EasyJet, which has been flying since 1995 and gained widespread recognition after appearing on the TV show Airline, ranks at number five. However, despite its high position on the list, the airline has received numerous negative reviews on Trust Pilot, with many customers criticizing its services.

But statistics don’t lie, and EasyJet carried nearly 83 million passengers last year, proving that it’s doing something right. Speaking of airline habits, have you ever wondered what the worst thing a passenger can do on a flight is? Well, a flight attendant named Cher, who shares her experiences on TikTok, believes that placing a bottle with liquid in it in the overhead bin is the ultimate offense.

She explains that as the plane climbs higher, the air pressure drops, causing the air inside the cabin to expand. This expansion can lead to the water in bottles leaking, often onto someone’s belongings. Cher, who has been a flight attendant for five years, describes this behavior as “heinous, evil, and diabolical.” While it may seem like an innocent mistake, she urges passengers to avoid doing this and keep their bottles in the outer pocket of their backpack instead.

Jet2, another popular low-cost airline among British travelers, ranks at number 11 on the list, followed by Ryanair at 16 and WizzAir at 25. The ranking, compiled by AirlineRatings, used 12 criteria to determine the winners, including passenger reviews, fleet age, and safety ratings. In addition to the well-known names, there are also some lesser-known airlines on the list, such as Peach and Spicejet.

It’s always interesting to discover new airlines and add them to our list of options for future travels. And with various factors taken into account, including passenger feedback, it’s reassuring to know that the top low-cost airlines have been recognized for their overall quality of service. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or just planning your next trip, we’d love to hear about your experiences. Please feel free to share them with us by emailing us.

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