Navitaire, Ryanair fly high in the Budgies
Ryanair may be the airline that cops an awful lot of flak from flyers, and Navitaire may be the US-based IT company blamed by Virgin Blue for last weekend’s computer systems debacle, but both companies were among the winners at the 4th Annual Budgies World Low Cost Airlines Awards.
The awards seek to reward excellence in the aviation field.
Announced in London this week, Ryanair was named Best Low Cost Airline and Navitaire was chosen for Best Sales and Distribution Innovation.
Alex Cruz of Spanish carrier Vueling was named CEO of the Year.
Other winners
Best Airport
WINNER: Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen
Best Website
WINNER: Jet2.com
Best Ancillary Revenue Innovation
WINNER: CarTrawler
Technology Foresight
WINNER: Datalex
Ian Jarrett
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