AAL Shipping has opted for Seaber’s AI-assisted planning and scheduling platform as the multipurpose carrier aims to enhance its fleet efficiency and increase time charter equivalent (TCE).
With AAL looking to enhance vessel utilisation, improve voyage efficiency and increase revenue, it said that Seaber’s platform will provide dynamic schedule optimisation, real-time voyage scenarios, as well as integrated stakeholder collaboration that streamlines planning, reduces costs and emissions while imrpove higher profitability.
“[AAL’s] commitment to technical innovation and elevating planning, from spreadsheets to AI‑powered solutions, symbolises the digital leap the industry needs,” said Jean-Guy Faubert, chief revenue officer of Seaber. “Together, we’ll boost fleet utilisation and TCE, empowering AAL to further enhance its vessel operations and oversight.”
Earlier this year, G2 Ocean implemented Seaber’s chartering and schedule optimisation software, Seaber.io, meanwhile AAL has recently been on hand to support Ineos Project One.
