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Frontier Named Best Low-Cost Carrier 2006!

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Below is the list of the 2006 award winners from Business Traveler magazine's "Best in Business Travel Awards."
In tabulating the awards, Business Traveler magazine randomly sampled its subscribers and then commissioned a third-party agency to conduct the annual survey. More than 33% of the magazine?s subscribers responded, with Business Traveler noting that its readership base spends an average of 67 nights on the road and collectively flies 6 million round-trip flights per year.

The 2006 awards, by category:

Airline awards

Best overall airline in the world: Singapore

Best airline for North American travel: Continental

Best flight attendants in the USA: Continental

Best in-flight services in the USA: Continental

Best flight attendants in the world: Asiana

Best in-flight service in the world: Asiana

Best first class in the world: Emirates

Best business class in the world: Virgin

Best premium economy class in the world: United

Best economy class in the world: Singapore

Best business class cuisine/menu: Singapore

Best airport lounge: Delta

Best low-cost carrier: Frontier

Best airline for international travel: Singapore

Best business class to Canada: Air Canada

Best business class to Europe/trans-Atlantic: British Airways

Best business class to eastern Europe: Lufthansa

Best business class to Nordic Countries: SAS

Best business class to Mexico/Latin America: AeroMexico

Best business class to South America: LAN

Best business class to Asia/trans-Pacific: Korean Air

Best business class to the South Pacific/Australia/New Zealand: Air New Zealand

Best business class to the Middle East: Emirates

Best business class to Africa: South African Airways

Frequent-flier awards

Best airline alliance: Star Alliance

Best frequent-flier program: Delta

Airport awards

Best airport in the world: Singapore Changi

Best airport in North America: Denver International Airport

Hotel awards

Best luxury hotel chain for business travel: Four Seasons

Best hotel chain in eastern Europe: Hilton

Best hotel chain in the Middle East: Jumeirah

Best hotel chain in the world: Marriott

Best hotel chain in North America for business travel: Marriott

Best hotel website: Marriott

Best hotel rewards program in the world: Marriott

Best individual hotel in North America for business travel: Peninsula Chicago

Best hotel chain in Latin America: Sheraton Latin America

Best hotel chain in Europe: Sofitel

Travel booking awards

Best website for booking travel: Travelocity

Miscellaneous awards

Best credit card for business travelers: American Express

Best credit card rewards program: American Express

Best car-rental company in North America: Hertz

Best wireless service provider in the world: Verizon Wireless

Best overall luggage for business travelers: TravelPro

Best carry-on luggage for business travelers: TUMI

Best international courier service: DHL

Best overnight courier service in North America: Fed Ex





Find this article at:
http://www.usatoday.com/travel/news/2006-11-27-travel-awards_x.htm
 
You guys that come on here and say things like congrats and way to go get a life!!

Sounds like someone has got a case of the Mondays.

Oh, there's my stapler... lemme just go head and just grab that from ya. Thaaaanks a bunch.
 
Congrats to everyone on the list.
 
The 2006 awards, by category:

Airline awards

Best overall airline in the world: Da Tranny

Best airline for North American travel: Da Tranny

Best flight attendants in the USA: Da Freaking Tranny

Best in-flight services in the USA: Tranny

Best flight attendants in the world: Da Tranny

Best in-flight service in the world: Da Tranny

Best first class in the world: Da Tranny

Best business class in the world: Tranny

Best premium economy class in the world: Freaking Tranny

Best economy class in the world: Aww yeah, da Tranny!

Best business class cuisine/menu: Tranny

Best airport lounge: Da Tranny smoker loungey thingie on dat C-Con!

Best low-cost carrier: DA-FREAKING-TRANNY!!!!!

Find this article at:
http://www.tyfreakingwebb.com/travel/news/2006-11-27-travel-awards_x.htm
 
Kudos!

-Fate

Duuude! Fates Pawn??????? Dude, I like wuz diggin dat Man O La Mancha. Great freaking show dude, like when Dude met freaking Nappyolean and stuff, and like dat udder dude like done stole hiz wife and stuff.....Freaking classic, my brother from another mother....Den like dude done killed dat other dude wit like a sord and stuff. Awww yeah, I freaking dug dat flick. Don freaking Kee-yoh-teee, awwww yeeeeaaahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!
 
Frontier, be, out, 2010, of, WN, by, will, put, business, in.
 
Great job. I do have to ask how many freaking awards are there out there. It seems like every three weeks there is some other "best" airline award out there from some other place. There has gotta be at least a dozen best airlines out there each year.
 
wasn't this the same group that proclaimed MESA best regional a few years ago???

Mookie
 
No, actually it was Air Transport World Magazine who gave Mesa the high marks. Basically proving that if you want a award, just keep reading more magazines...sooner or later you will find one you like.

oh, and I'm sure that the Live TV did sway the voters a bit, but then B6 also has them.
 
Frontier is a good airline when it comes to customer service. They, like JBLU, strive to get the customer to return and fly again based on a good flight experience.
 
Frontier, Southwest, Ted, does anyone else pass their gates and notice it looks a lot like a greyhound bus is boarding? I guess that is the crowd you get when tickets cost $49.
 
Frontier, Southwest, Ted, does anyone else pass their gates and notice it looks a lot like a greyhound bus is boarding? I guess that is the crowd you get when tickets cost $49.

Yes my brother, that is the way it is. Good observation. You too will stand it that line to get from point A to point B someday...You can take that extra money and put into your 401K...
 
Good point...I guess I just miss the good old days when people didnt wear slippers and a ripped up 1986 RATT concert tour shirt to go see the in-laws. Oh well.....
 
Frontier, Southwest, Ted, does anyone else pass their gates and notice it looks a lot like a greyhound bus is boarding? I guess that is the crowd you get when tickets cost $49.

I'm amazed to see someone waste the few calories of energy it took to post such a worn-out stereotype. Couldn't you at least hurl an original insult to these airlines and their passengers? Just a thought...
 
Sorry Skank....didn't mean to offend you or your beautiful blue airline. It was just my observation dont take it so personally. The Pax are really all there is to make fun of, right?
 
congrats all you have to do now is make money and you can stay in business
 
Wasn't slamming your company. Just making the point that many "best of breed companies" are gone now. They were great but didn't make enough money to stay in business. Hope all goes well for Frontier and that you make money.
 
Congrats guys, I know whenever we are ground serviced by Frontier we get top notch service, nice gate agents that take care of us and our customers, I hope that we do the same for you.
Best of luck guys
 
congrats all you have to do now is make money and you can stay in business

Do u really congratulate us??

If u really, truly congratulate us, then thank you. But if u are an arrogant A---->hole, remember this: Back in the 90's, people were leaving your airline (SWA) for greener pastures (UAL, Delta, AA, NWA).

It is too early to judge. Odds are, the airline you work for NOW will not be the airline you retire from. THIS IS REALITY!!

Good Luck and BE HUMBLE! We are all in the same boat, there is no reason for you to tell us or remind us that if our airline does not make money We will be out of business. We know that, DUH!!!! Most of us at F9 were employed at places before F9 that we thought were "greener pastures"....

The funny thing is, Pilots think they are Hot S H ! T because they work at a certain airline, only the truth is that it was PURE LUCK that got them there.

ENJOY YOUR CAREER, and BE HUMBLE.

Cya
 

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