US EditionWhich US airlines fared worst in J.D. Power’s customer satisfaction survey?
- The annual J.D. Power survey, conducted between March 2024 and March 2025, gathered feedback from over 10,000 travelers in North America to assess their airline experiences across seven key service areas.
- The study reported a rise in passenger satisfaction compared to 2024, with the overall score increasing by six points out of a possible 1,000, a trend attributed in part to lower ticket costs and a slight reduction in the number of travelers.
- Southwest Airlines ranked highest in Economy/Basic Economy for the fourth year, Delta Air Lines led Premium Economy for the third year with a 717 score, and JetBlue topped First/Business Class.
- Michael Taylor of J.D. Power explained that a decrease in airfare and a modest drop in the number of travelers contributed to maintaining high levels of customer satisfaction despite changes in the market and increased concerns about flying.
- The study suggests that how airlines manage evolving market conditions will influence long-term customer loyalty as travelers may be flying less but report higher satisfaction when they do fly.
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