In 2025, Singapore Airlines (SIA), the national carrier of Singapore, was ranked as the fourth most punctual airline in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a report released on January 2 by aviation analytics firm Cirium. This ranking marks a decline from its third position in 2024, with its on-time performance score dropping to 78.58 percent from the previous year's score of 78.67 percent. The top spot in the regional punctuality rankings was claimed by Philippine Airlines, which improved its position dramatically, moving from seventh place in 2024 to first in 2025 with a score of 83.12 percent. This change in rankings highlights the competitive nature of the airline industry in the region, as airlines continuously strive to enhance their operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. Following SIA in the 2025 rankings were Air New Zealand and All Nippon Airways, which secured the second and third positions respectively. Notably, Air New Zealand had been ranked fourth in the previous year, while All Nippon Airways maintained its second-place position. SIA's spokesperson emphasized the company's dedication to operational excellence and improving customer travel experiences, even in the face of declining scores. While no Singapore carrier made it to the global top 10 for punctuality, the report also highlighted global rankings where Mexico's Aeromexico was recognized as the world's most punctual airline, further illustrating the competitive landscape of air travel. Additional rankings for the most punctual large, medium, and small airports globally were also presented, with Santiago's Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport taking the lead among large airports. This report underscores an ongoing trend of airline performance monitoring by aviation analytics firms, aimed at providing transparency and insights to travelers and industry stakeholders alike.