EgyptAir excluded from the world’s best airlines: How will the famous company recover from this fall?

The aviation industry is constantly evolving, and rankings of the best airlines are a way to measure their performance and quality of service. Recently, EgyptAir was excluded for the first time in history from the ranking of the 100 best airlines in the world, established by Skytrax Global Airlines.

This ranking, renowned in the aviation sector, takes into account various criteria such as the quality of airports, on-board products, employee service and the equipment offered. Unfortunately, EgyptAir received only three stars out of five, indicating a decline in its overall performance.

This exclusion has raised concerns within the Egyptian government. MP Karim Talaat Sadat therefore submitted a request for a briefing to the Prime Minister and the Ministers of Civil Aviation and Tourism. He stressed the importance of improving the situation of EgyptAir, recalling that the company was once one of the best in the world and plays a historical role as one of the oldest airlines in the world. the region.

Civil Aviation Minister Mohamed Abbas Helmy responded to these concerns by saying EgyptAir was the victim of an unusual attack. He noted that the company had recently invested in new aircraft and was working on its development. However, he also acknowledged that some aircraft in the fleet had remained unchanged for 12 years and that a modernization program was underway to remedy this situation.

Despite a financial surplus recorded at the end of the fiscal year, EgyptAir continues to face significant losses, with accumulated losses estimated at 22 billion Egyptian pounds. The challenge for EgyptAir will therefore be to find lasting solutions to redress its financial situation and improve the quality of its services.

In addition, other Arab airlines such as Qatar Airways, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Saudi Airlines and Oman Airlines achieved good rankings in the Skytrax Global Airlines rankings, highlighting the competitiveness of the aviation sector in the Middle East. East.

In conclusion, it is crucial for EgyptAir to take concrete and rapid steps to turn around its situation and re-establish itself among the best airlines in the world. This will require investments in the fleet, improvements to on-board services and an overall development strategy. With the right choices and actions, EgyptAir can regain its place in international rankings and regain the trust of its passengers.