Maritime Economic Logistics

TABLE 2

FROM:

Schedule Unreliability in Liner Shipping: Origins and Consequences for the Hinterland Supply Chain

Bert Vernimmen, Wout Dullaert and Steve Engelen

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Table 2. Composition of the cellular containership fleet for selected dates

  01/01/2010* 01/01/2007 01/01/2000 01/01/1995
Size range (teu) No. teu No. teu No. teu No. teu
>7,5002912,643,1191471,250,0031080,82200
5,000/7,4995313,120,7993572,070,37368383,41500
4,000/4,9995502,422,2513461,529,854156682,42879345,351
3,000/3,9993641,238,329282956,165227770,410164541,516
2,000/2,9997992,029,0366481,630,850389960,443255637,502
1,500/1,9996151,045,632466786,591327552,003198339,511
1,000/1,499774919,329595705,600484565,073367433,533
500/999931692,980722525,853539381,630336239,439
100/499385122,569387123,057422132,484343107,046
 
Total5,24014,234,0443,9509,578,3462,6224,508,7081,7422,643,898

  Source: AXS-Alphaliner (2007)

* Figures based on orderbook as of 1 June 2007. Figures for 01/01/2010 should be treated with care. On the one hand, some shipyards can still accept orders for (small) ships to be delivered during 2009. On the other, the figures assume that no ships are scrapped up to 01/01/2010, which, taking into account the age profile of the current containership fleet, is not very realistic.

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