December will kick off with another blank sailing from 2M’s Maple service. November just say blank sailing from CKYE’s NUE/Vespucci service from Asia to the United State’s East Coast and 2M’s Maple service from Asia to the United State’s West Coast. Often this delay is a week, but it has also happened that such delays have taken a month or more.Ĭurrently, 2M and CKYE carriers are implementing blank sailings in the transpacific trade route. When a shipper has the misfortune of having cargo scheduled on a blank sailing, he or she must wait for the next available sailing before that cargo gets loaded and moved. With carriers struggling against overcapacity in the international shipping industry over the last several years, blank sailings are common and likely to become even more so. There were fewer afferent (3.1 1.6) than efferent (7.5 3.5) vessels per lesion (p < 0.001) and the mean diameter was smaller for afferent (101 62 m, 28-281) than efferent vessels (137 51 m, 31-652 p 0.017). This counters the selling point carriers make for their alliances that they will make sailing schedules more reliable. Afferent (feeder) vessels were identified in all lesions. Now, with all the carrier alliances dominating the industry, it is perhaps easier for carriers to work together to create blank sailings than ever before. (For definitions of more shipping terms, check out the Logistics Glossary on our Resources Page.)ĭespite the array of possibilities that could cause blank sailings, carriers doing it to reduce capacity in order to affect freight rates is the most common. A carrier could pull a ship from a route for a “more urgent” sailing. Look through examples of feeder vessel translation in sentences, listen to pronunciation and learn grammar. A ship could need repairs, preventing it from fulfilling its originally scheduled sailing. Check feeder vessel translations into German. A port may be experiencing severe congestion or delays due to labor strife, weather, or other factors that could cause a carrier to skip that port in order to keep the rest of the sailing on schedule. Check feeder vessel translations into Spanish. There are reasons other than carriers reducing capacity in attempt to stabilize or increase freight rates for blank sailings. In order to reduce capacity and increase freight rates, organized groups of carriers or shipping lines in the international shipping industry create blank sailings by omitting sailings that were previously scheduled.Ī blank sailing could refer to a sailing skipping one specific port (while still traversing the rest of the scheduled route) or the entire sailing being canceled. That’s because blank sailing often means delay and can also mean increased cost for shippers.īlank sailing is a term that basically means no sailing or, perhaps more precisely, canceled sailing. If you’re a shipper and you’ve heard the words “blank sailing,” there’s a decent chance they were accompanied by frustration.
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