Sea-Intelligence’s latest Global Liner Performance (GLP) report showed a 0.5% improvement in schedule reliability month-on-month in July 2022, bringing overall reliability to 40.5%. Calculated from data across 34 trade lanes and over 60 carriers, the latest figure is the second time schedule reliability was up on-year since the start of the pandemic.
Further improvement was seen in the average delay for late vessel arrivals, falling 0.09 days on-month to below seven days. This time last year, delays were still rising, and so the latest data increased the year-on-year performance improvement established in June. "The average delay for late vessel arrivals have been dropping sharply so far this year, tapering off a little in the past few months," said Alan Murphy, CEO, Sea-Intelligence.
Of the top 14 carriers, 11 reported a year-on-year improvement in schedule reliability and seven of those saw double digit improvements.
Maersk retained its reliability crown with schedule reliability of 48.0%, followed by Evergreen at 44.3%, and CMA CGM the only other line over 40%. At the bottom of the table, ZIM had the lowest schedule reliability in July 2022 of 26.6%.
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