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29 October 2026

Sea-Intelligence: Global Schedule Reliability Records a Marginal Gain in September

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Sea-Intelligence: Global Schedule Reliability Records a Marginal Gain in September

Sea-Intelligence has published issue 182 of the Global Liner Performance (GLP) report , with schedule reliability figures up to and including September 2026. Schedule reliability improved by 0. 9 percentage points M/M in September 2026 to 50. 6%. The marginal improvement comes after three consecutive M/M drops, with an aggregate drop of ‑14.

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