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Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines
MOST ADMIRED
Top 50 rank: 33
Rank in Airlines: 4 (Previous rank: 2*)
Overall score: 6.85

Address:
Singapore, Singapore
Phone: 65-542-3333
Website: www.singaporeair.com
Nine key attributes of reputation Industry rank
Innovation 3
People management 3
Use of corporate assets 4
Social responsibility 6
Quality of management 5
Financial soundness 4
Long-term investment 3
Quality of products/services 1
Global competitiveness 3
Industry: Airlines
Most Admired
1 Continental Airlines 7.71
2 Air France-KLM Group 7.15
3 Southwest Airlines 6.89
4 Singapore Airlines 6.85
5 Lufthansa Group 6.57
6 Delta Air Lines 6.18
Contenders
Rank Company Overall score
7 British Airways 5.77
8 All Nippon Airways 5.21
9 Japan Airlines 5.07
10 AMR 4.57
11 UAL 3.92
12 US Airways Group 3.09
From the March 16, 2009 issue
*Designated as an international industry. Prior year’s ranks, unless otherwise noted, are ranks in the World’s Most Admired Companies listing.
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