Tuesday, December 8
Did you know that 30% of all container vessels are more than 24 hours delayed?
A three-day delay across the Pacific Ocean does not always mean a three-day delay to the port of arrival.
When will a vessel call into port then?
Important!
We will host two webinars on Tuesday, December 8:
Choose the preferred time in the sign-up form.
Tuesday, December 8
Did you know that 30% of all container vessels are more than 24 hours delayed?
A three-day delay across the Pacific Ocean does not always mean a three-day delay to the port of arrival.
When will a vessel call into port then?
Important!
We will host two webinars on Tuesday, December 8:
Choose the preferred time in the sign-up form.
Would you like to know ahead if a vessel is delayed?
With ETA 2.0 you can! And during the webinar, you’ll see first-hand how ETA 2.0 works in terms of:
ETA 2.0 is precise ETAs and reliable scheduling.
The feature is based on statistical data on the movements of different vessel types and the typical routes they take.
Based on historical data, we know how long it usually takes a vessel to enter specific waters, including stopovers at different ports. Combined with actual, real-time data from the ships, we can make sophisticated calculations on their estimated time of arrival.
This makes it easier for maritime businesses to plan operations because they have reliable data available.
Feel free to contact Martin Dommerby Kristiansen, Commercial Vice President, GateHouse Maritime for more information.