10 Most Secure World Airlines

Finnair become the world's safest airlines

When traveling by plane, the first thing is for sure consider passenger safety factor. Airlines are known to be safe would be an option. Here's 10 safest airlines worldwide.

Recently, Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Centre Europe (JACDEC) recently issued a list of 10 safest airlines in the world. This site monitor any aircraft thought to have good security and bad in the world.

Based on data released, a Finnish airline Finnair safest in the world. The airline Air New Zealand beat sitting in second place.

Furthermore, there are third Cathay Pacific Emirates followed in fourth position.

"The list is based on the calculation of our annual safety that includes all the data of accidents and serious incidents, within the last 30 years associated with operating revenue passenger kilometers in the same time," said JACDEC
"We also take into account the international safety standards such as IOSA Audit (IATA Operational Safety Audit) and factor USOAP countries (Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme)," he added.

Here's a list of 10 best airlines in the world:

1. Finnair
2. Air New Zealand
3. Cathay Pacific
4. Emirates
5. Etihad
6. Eva Air (Taiwan)
7. TAP (Portugal)
8. Hainan Airlines
9. Virgin Australia
10.British Airways

So please choose the airline that is safe for your travel pleasure

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preferential treatment for airbus A380 passenger in dubai

Travelers who fly with Emirates airline Airbus A380, received preferential treatment at the Dubai International Airport, UAE. There is a special platform for superjumbo aircraft with the well facilities.

Platform specific superjumbo is called Concourse A. Celebrate the inaugural flight inaugural Airbus A380 Emirates airline at London Heathrow Airport.

"Flight EK003 heading from London Heathrow Airport Concourse A, the place is home to Emirates A380," said the airline.

Actually, Concourse A is not a special terminal for the superjumbo. Concourse A is part of the expansion of Dubai International Airport Terminal 3.

Concourse A consists of 11 floors, with a total land area of ​​528,000 square meters. There are about 20 special gate Airbus A380, but for now the new 4 gate is operating, and the rest will be opened gradually.

"Concourse A will be opened in stages for smooth operations," said Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths.

Besides being used Airlines Emirates, a new facility for the A380 will be available for flights to Europe by Qantas.

"Just waiting for approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission," the airline added.

In 2012, Dubai International Airport has served 57 million passengers. This achievement was crowned as the busiest airport in the Middle East and the fourth in the world. Later, after Concourse A fully operational, the airport's capacity is expected to increase to 60-75 million passengers.

Dubai International Airport is the main airport in the city is Dubai. This airport is home to Emirates Airline, the largest airline in the Middle East.

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