News / Liner reliability improves, but figures mask reality for shippers

17/07/2013

Container lines’ schedule reliability across the global shipping trades decreased slightly in May, according to the latest analysis from liner consultancy SeaIntel.

Across all trades schedule reliability fell by 0.6% month-on-month, a figure which blurs significant variances across specific trade lanes, as well as a more ...

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charlie coombs
August 13, 2013 at 9:26 am
hi loadstar team,

was wondering which ports seaintel covers when measuring carriers globally for schedule reliability?

for instance drewry covers: hong kong, jebel ali, los angeles, rotterdam, long beach, norfolk, sydney, and hamburg – is this port coverage different to this?

cheers
charlie

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