Container T/T Analytics
Container Transit Time by Shipping Line and Route
A published schedule tells you when a service is planned to arrive. Container T/T Analytics shows what happened on the same lane: how many days containers really spent between the two ports, and how often they arrived later than planned.
Choose an origin and a destination port to compare shipping lines and services side by side. Each result combines the scheduled transit time with the actual one, the typical delay and the share of voyages that arrived on time.
- On-time arrivals
- 78%
- Typical delay
- +3 days
How Container T/T Analytics works
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Pick the lane
Enter the port of loading and the port of discharge.
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Compare carriers
See scheduled and actual days for every service on the lane.
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Narrow it down
Filter by shipping line and sort by speed or reliability.
Why actual transit time matters
Two services can show the same schedule and still perform very differently. Port congestion, blank sailings, slow steaming and transshipment waits all add days that a schedule does not show.
Planning on real performance helps you set delivery dates you can keep, choose the more reliable service for urgent cargo and explain delays with data instead of guesses.