Best and worst short-haul airlines 2019 ranked with Ryanair coming in last

The best and worst airlines of 2019 have been named by Which? Travel.

When it comes to short-haul airlines, Ryanair came last and British Airways made the bottom three.

Ryanair was classed as worst for its boarding, customer service and cabin experience, although it did get positive ratings for value for money.

Ryanair failed to take off in Which? poll to rate world's best short-haul airline (PA)

British Airways received low ratings on factors such as food and drink, seat comfort and value for money, reports The Mirror.

Which? surveyed more than 6,500 members on their experiences of flights.

Those who took part were asked to rate factors such as boarding, seat comfort, food and drink, cabin environment, customer service and value for money.

It's the fourth consecutive year that Ryanair has been named the worst short-haul airline in the survey.

At the other end, Aurigny Air Services took the number one spot in the short-haul category.

The airline impressed the most, boasting a score of 82 per cent, although it was closely followed by Jet2, with a score of 79 per cent.

In the long-haul list, Singapore Airlines was rated the best.

It got an overall customer score of 88 per cent and got four and five-star ratings from holiday-makers across all of the categories.

Full list of short-haul airlines (from best to worst)

Aurigny Air Services

Jet2

SAS Scandinavian Airlines

Aer Lingus

Swiss

Norwegian

Lufthansa

Eurowings

easyJet

KLM

TAP Portugal

Flybe

TUI Airways

Wizz Air

British Airways

Vueling Airlines

Ryanair

British Airways came in the bottom three (Tim Ockenden/PA Wire)

Full list of long-haul airlines

Singapore Airlines

Qatar Airways

Emirates

Virgin Atlantic

KLM

Air Transat

Thai Airways

Delta Airlines

TUI Airways

Qantas

United Airlines

Air Canada

Etihad Airways

British Airways

American Airlines