Safest Airlines in Asia and Australasia Since 1970

No doubt the best airlines for being on time and no incidents have happened so far..

Officially known as National Jet Systems (NJS), this airline initially began operation on behalf of Australian Airlines mostly to northern Australia under the brand name “Airlink”. In 2005, the entire operation was rebranded under the name “QantasLink”.

The Airline was originally a subsidiary of the Malaysian Government linked company, DRB-Hicom. The heavily indebted airline was later sold for a token sum of one ringgit (27 US cents) to ex-Time Warner executive Tony Fernandes's company Tune Air Sdn Bhd. Expanding at breakneck speed with promotional fares as low as one ringgit (27 US cents), Air Asia is today the largest and one of the most profitable airlines around in the Asian pacific region despite the global economic downturn. “Now Everyone Can Fly”.

A subsidiary of Cathay Pacific, Dragonair is an affiliate member of the Oneworld alliance. Its maiden flight departed Kai Tak international airport, Hong Kong for Kota Kinabalu international airport, Malaysia on July 1985.today, together with its parent company, Cathay pacific, Dragonair carried almost 25 million passengers on 138,000 flights yearly.

Based at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, Taiwan, EVA Airways fly to over 40 international destinations and is the second largest Taiwanese Airline, next to china Airlines. The Airline slogan’s is slogan is "Just relax, you're home in the air."

Based in Mumbai, India, jet airways is india 3rd largest airline. It flies to 64 international destinations with 400 flights everyday. It was voted by Which? Magazine in July 2008 as the 2nd best long haul airline in the world after Singapore Airlines.