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Paul Starrs, British Airways' Commerical Manager, Middle East, said:
"These awards, particularly as they are voted for by frequent travellers from across the world, illustrate our enduring popularity with the people who are most important to us - our customers."
It is the fifth time British Airways has won 'Airline of the Year' in the 25-year history of the OAG awards, and the UK carrier's CEO, Willie Walsh, was on hand to accept the honours at a gala dinner in London. British Airways was also nominated for best economy, best business class and best first class.
OAG Chief Executive, Alan Glass, said: "British Airways performed solidly in just about every category it was eligible for. The people that matter, the world's frequent fliers, made it very clear in the way they voted that they like what BA is offering them. British Airways is a very worthy recipient of this year's OAG Airline of the Year Award."
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Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
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