On-time containers lag on-time vessel arrivals

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Monday, June 11, 2012

On-time container delivery is lower than vessel schedule reliability, the latest research from SeaIntel Maritime Analysis shows. Using container status message data from SeaIntel’s new partner INTTRA, the maritime consultancy found that 64.7 percent of containers are delivered on time year-to-date, as measured against the date stated on the booking acceptance. That’s a poorer rate than the 79.1 percent of vessel arrivals that have been on-time, within a window of one d...

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