Canada’s Air Transat is the winner of Skytrax’s Best Leisure Airline award for 2025, claiming its third successive number one spot.
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Skytrax has released its list of award winners in the most family-friendly airlines in the world category with the plaudits decided via multiple metrics.
Let us take a look at those who made the top 10 in the world’s most improved airlines category of awards by Skytrax.
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