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From the perspective of schedule reliability, when evaluating supply chains, analysing monthly variability is as important as the monthly performance alone. For instance, a trade lane achieving 95% reliability in …

Data from Sea‑Intelligence’s Blank Sailings Tracker shows that blanked capacity in 2026‑1H is growing significantly faster than overall capacity growth when compared against 2019‑1H across the major East‑West trade lanes. …

Analysis of the 2026‑Q2 Port Liner Shipping Connectivity Index (PLSCI), published by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), indicates that recent network recalibrations have seemingly transitioned from …

Tracking True Vessel Delay

In issue 770 of the Sea‑Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the relationship between structural schedule buffering and early vessel arrivals. Shipping lines are increasingly relying on schedule buffers, which involve …

In issue 768 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed East/West container vessel deployment, revealing how Gemini Cooperation is executing a reallocation of their fleet. While headline figures show a …

In our analysis of service‑level schedule reliability (Issue 765 of the Sea‑Intelligence Sunday Spotlight), we found that the global average masks a deeply fractured market. Instead of uniform operations across …

In the latest issue of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the continuing impact of vessel delays on the operational availability of global container capacity. Based on the March 2026 …

In issue 760 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we evaluated port level schedule reliability between July 2025 and February 2026. A comparison between unweighted and volume‑weighted reliability averages revealed distinct …

In issue 758 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the 2025‑FY financial and operational performance of the major global container shipping lines. The data indicates that the industry has …

In issue 756 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we highlighted a contraction in Gemini’s capacity market share across the Transpacific and Asia-North Europe trade lanes. The rolling 8‑week average weekly …

In issue 752 of the Sea‑Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the new 2026 "Day 10" network product from Ocean Alliance. There are 318 unique port-port connections that are unchanged between …

In issue 749 of the Sea‑Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the latest US inventory data published by the US Census Bureau. Since the data is lagged, the latest release only …

In issue 747 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the operational performance of 75 major global container ports, to quantify the relationship between network connectivity and schedule reliability. The …

In issue 745 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the operational stability of the Asia-North America and Asia-Europe trade lanes, by measuring "operational capacity churn" – the sum of …

In issue 739 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the Transatlantic Westbound trade, finding that, as things stand, it is poised for a sharp decline in vessel utilisation. The …

In issue 738 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the competitive landscape of schedule reliability among the top 20 global container shipping lines since 2011. While cargo owners often …

Impact of Red Sea re-opening

With the recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, in issue 737 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we modelled the potential impact on container shipping should shipping lines resume the Suez …

In issue 736 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed the strategic positioning of the major carrier alliances following the significant restructuring in early 2025. With the new networks now …

In issue 735 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight, we analysed a key factor behind shippers’ perception of poor service levels: Service instability. Fundamentally, liner shipping is not just the ability …

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