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Hapag-Lloyd has “set the standard” for smart container usage, according to the Digital Container Shipping ...
The Gemini partners are making good on their promise of 90% schedule reliability, “miles ahead” of the Premier and Ocean alliances’ timekeeping, with Hapag-Lloyd performing “slightly better than Maersk”.
eeSea founder Simon Sunboell told delegates at S&P Global’s TPM25 event in Long Beach, California, this week that the Gemini pair had achieved 91% schedule reliability in the first month of operating together.
According to eeSea data to 1 March, Hapag-Lloyd the German carrier averaged 99% reliability, while Maersk was some 10% less, ...
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Rajeev Kathuria
March 08, 2025 at 9:15 amSchedule reliability is to be given more weightage by the USER’s /Customer ,rather than just few $ here /There