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Schedule reliability improved by 0.9 percentage points month on month to 50.6% in September, according to Sea-Intelligence. The marginal improvement came after three consecutive drops, with an aggregate drop of 14.8 percentage points, from a peak of 64.5% in May. The average delay of late vessel arrivals also improved, decreasing by 0.3 days to 6.65 days. Despite the improvement, it was the second‑highest figure for the month in question.
Maersk was the most reliable carrier among the top 13 with a schedule reliability of 64.8%, followed by Hapag-Lloyd with a schedule reliability of 60.4%. Mediterranean Shipping Co. (MSC) and CMA CGM followed with 57.7% and 51.8%, respectively. Wan Hai was the least reliable carrier with a schedule reliability of 26.7%.
