Get the most bang for your buck by choosing the right airline for your future travel.
When it comes to business travel via airline, you get what you pay for. A recent study conducted by Business Travel News ranked the different airlines based on how they treat corporate fliers. The group gathered data by surveying business travelers, and the results were impressive. Knowing how the airline that you use for your business trips stacks up allows you to explore other options if necessary.
Does Your Preferred Airline Make You a Priority?
Delta Airlines ranked number one for the ninth consecutive year in a row. Next in line is United Airlines, followed by American Airlines and Southwest Airlines. Many areas of service were ranked by passengers who were asked to evaluate on a scale of 1-5 the airline’s value, conflict resolution skills, service, amenities, and transient pricing.
American Airlines has just revamped its corporate flying program. Passengers who travel for business now have access to services they once did not have. They also can book leisure travel and receive the same quality experience each time they fly when the company they work for has a corporate account with the airline.
Transportation companies that consistently deliver quality services stand out. When you put your customers first, something very important happens. They remember the experience well and feel confident that you’re able to deliver it to them time and time again. For us, providing excellent customer service is the foundation of our business and what has led us to success since we first started our company many years ago.
The Best Corporate Car Service Money Can Buy
Invest in the best corporate car services with the same deliberation you do when selecting an airline. Core Car delivers the outstanding quality that you’ve come to expect. Setting up a corporate account ensures that you’ll be able to use our services anywhere in the world you travel to. We have drivers speaking a multitude of languages in North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia, Mena, and Australia.
