MERATUS LINE Shipping Schedules

MERATUS LINE routes, transit times and schedule reliability, measured from containers tracked on ShipsGo. Search your route to compare every MERATUS LINE service with the other carriers, or see where MERATUS LINE sails most.

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Pick a port of loading and a port of discharge to see every MERATUS LINE service on that route, with real transit times, schedule reliability and recent sailings next to every other carrier.

About MERATUS LINE

MERATUS LINE is an ocean carrier tracked on ShipsGo. This page brings together the routes MERATUS LINE sails most, the transit times its containers achieved on them and how reliably MERATUS LINE kept to its planned schedule.

2
Ports
Loading and discharge
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Routes
Port pairs sailed
2
Countries
Served in the last 6 months

MERATUS LINE Company Facts

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MERATUS LINE Top Routes

The ten routes with the most MERATUS LINE containers tracked on ShipsGo. Transit time runs from loading to discharge, and speed rank shows where MERATUS LINE places among all carriers we track on the same route.

Not enough tracked containers on any single lane to publish lane figures yet.

MERATUS LINE Schedule Reliability

April 2026 to October 2026, updated 18 October 2026

Schedule reliability compares the transit time each container actually took with the transit time MERATUS LINE planned when the vessel sailed.

Schedule reliability
100.0%
Actual vs planned transit
Direct sailings
0%
No transshipment
Routes
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Port pairs sailed
Ports served
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In 2 countries
Schedule reliability

Not enough tracked containers yet to draw a monthly trend.

MERATUS LINE Loading, Discharge and Transshipment Ports

Share of MERATUS LINE containers tracked on ShipsGo in the last six months.

Top MERATUS LINE Loading Ports

Top MERATUS LINE Discharge Ports

  1. Surabaya 100.0%

Top MERATUS LINE Transshipment Ports

0% sailed direct. The rest changed vessels at least once, most often here.

MERATUS LINE Container Tracking

Already shipping with MERATUS LINE? Track your MERATUS LINE container, booking or bill of lading number on ShipsGo and follow the vessel, every port event and the ETA in one place.

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Compare every MERATUS LINE service on your route

A free account shows every MERATUS LINE service on your route with real transit times, schedule reliability, recent sailings, CO2 per service and the forwarders working that lane, next to every other carrier.

MERATUS LINE Shipping Schedule FAQ

Search your port of loading and port of discharge in Service Finder. You get every MERATUS LINE service on that route with real transit times, schedule reliability and the most recent sailings, next to the other carriers.

Across the routes tracked on ShipsGo between April 2026 and October 2026, MERATUS LINE kept an average schedule reliability of 100.0%. Schedule reliability compares the transit time a container actually took with the transit time planned when it sailed.

The ports where MERATUS LINE containers most often changed vessels between April 2026 and October 2026 were Port Klang (Port Kelang).

Enter the container, booking or bill of lading number on the MERATUS LINE tracking page on ShipsGo. You can follow the vessel, every port event and the ETA, and get alerts when the container sails, arrives or is released.

Search your port pair in Service Finder. It lists every carrier and service sailing that route with real transit times, reliability and the most recent sailings, so you can see how MERATUS LINE compares before you book.

How These Figures Are Calculated

Schedule reliability and route transit times come from MERATUS LINE containers that started being tracked on ShipsGo between 18 April 2026 and 18 October 2026 and have since been discharged. Transit time runs from loading at the origin port to discharge at the destination. Route figures average every routing MERATUS LINE uses on that port pair, so a single service in a Service Finder search can differ. A route or month is shown only when enough containers were tracked on it for a meaningful average, and volumes are shown as shares rather than counts.