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MSC leads over Maersk in schedule reliability

MSC leads over Maersk in schedule reliability

Posted on September 1, 2023   |  

According to Sea Intelligence, global schedule reliability stayed unchanged at 63.4% in July 2023.

Sea-Intelligence's press release highlights data encompassing 34 trade routes and 60+ carriers.

July 2023 maintained a steady schedule reliability of 64.2%, slightly lower than the previous peak in May.

Comparing year-over-year, July 2023's schedule reliability remains significantly higher by 23.8 percentage points.

LATE vessel arrival delays worsen by 0.21 days MoM, reaching 4.59 days, following two months of stability.

MSC leads in reliability at 71.5%, followed closely by Maersk and Hamburg Süd at 69.8%.

The schedule reliability for the 7 remaining carriers fell within the range of 50% to 60%, with Yang Ming being the least reliable at 51.3%.

Within the top 14 carriers, nine experienced a month-over-month growth in July 2023, with Wan Hai leading with a notable increase of 9.7% points.



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