Hong Kong — The World Travel Awards Asia & Oceania 2025 celebrated three of the region’s leading airlines—AirAsia, Singapore Airlines, and Cathay Pacific—for their outstanding contributions to aviation and tourism.
AirAsia secured its 13th consecutive title as Asia’s Leading Low‑Cost Airline, underscoring its dominance in affordable travel and its role in opening new destinations across Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
Singapore Airlines was recognized for its premium service excellence, expanding long‑haul connectivity to London, New York, and Tokyo, and maintaining its reputation as a global leader in comfort and innovation.
Cathay Pacific earned accolades as one of Asia’s most premium carriers, also recognized as the World’s Best Economy Class Airline at the 2025 Skytrax Awards, highlighting its consistent service quality and global expansion.
The awards highlight how these airlines not only elevate passenger experience but also drive tourism growth in Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong. By expanding routes, enhancing digital services, and strengthening partnerships with hospitality providers, they are reshaping Asia’s aviation landscape.
Industry observers note that the success of these carriers reflects the symbiotic relationship between aviation and tourism, where expanded connectivity fuels hotel development, boosts local economies, and enhances Asia’s global competitiveness.
The recognition at the World Travel Awards 2025 reaffirms Asia’s position as a hub of aviation excellence, with low‑cost and premium carriers alike contributing to regional integration and global mobility.
