LIFT named ‘Best New Airline Brand’ by Global Brands Magazine
Local airline LIFT was recently honoured with the title of ‘Best New Airline Brand’ in South Africa by Global Brands Magazine.
LIFT TAKES ANOTHER WIN
Global Brands Magazine (GBM) recently named LIFT airline as the ‘Best New Airline Brand’, a global accolade which recognises an airline’s commitment to excellence and innovation in the aviation industry.
GBM conducts the prestigious awards annually to celebrate companies that set themselves apart with incredible service and a unique vision, reports Getaway.
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“LIFT’s achievement in securing this award is a testament to our exceptional team and the world-class service they offer within our dynamic airline industry. We’re extremely proud to win awards as a newcomer to the industry, being recognised for the elevated experience we’re providing,” LIFT CEO, Jonathan Ayache said as per Getaway.
“We are honoured to receive the ‘Best New Airline Brand, South Africa’ award from Global Brands Magazine. This global recognition will fuel our passion and motivate us to continue to provide an exceptional flying experience that goes beyond expectations,” Ayache added.
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BEST DOMESTIC AIRLINE IN AFRICA
LIFT also just recently took home an award for the ‘Best Domestic Airline on the African continent’ for 2023 at the World Luxury Travel Awards.
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Jonathan Ayache, said that they were thrilled to accept this international award and to be recognised as the best domestic airline in Africa.
“What makes this even more exciting is that the awards are voted for by travellers, which makes us happy because we build our brand around our passengers, offering ultimate flexibility and excellent service.
“We continue to find ways to be innovative in the local airline industry and hope to continue to stand out,”
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