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Fleet capacity
FSC’s 58 owned and chartered vessels range from 1,700 to 15,000 TEU, with partner capacity extending network options.
Overview
Routes designed around cargo and connection
Fast Safe Cargo operates a fleet of 58 owned and chartered vessels, ranging from 1,700 to 15,000 TEU, and moves 1.4 million TEU per year. Vessel deployment and service patterns vary by trade lane; partner capacity complements the fleet to connect a wider range of origins and destinations.
A route may be direct or include one or more transhipments. The best option depends on required timing, origin and destination access, equipment, cargo type and current schedules. Our teams review these elements together and communicate the planned service, expected milestones and relevant cut-offs before booking.
Schedule reliability was 92% in 2025. This is a network-level measure, not a guarantee for an individual voyage. Weather, port congestion, operational changes and other factors can affect schedules. FSC shares material service updates and coordinates alternatives where available and appropriate.
- Owned, chartered and partner vessel capacity
- Vessel range from 1,700 to 15,000 TEU
- Port-pair routing reviewed by shipment
- Milestones and service updates
- Alternative routing considered where available
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dual-fuel LNG vessels
Route planning
Understand the service behind the sailing
Clear routing information supports better decisions on shipment timing, connections and cargo readiness.
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Port-pair options
Review origin and destination gateways, service patterns and feasible connections for the lane and shipment profile.
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Schedule planning
Align cargo readiness and documentation cut-offs with the planned sailing and any connecting service requirements.
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Transhipment coordination
Identify connection points and planned hand-offs, recognising that port and carrier conditions can affect the itinerary.
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Milestone visibility
Coordinate shipment events and communicate relevant changes to the teams responsible for the movement.
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Fleet transition
Twelve vessels are dual-fuel LNG capable as part of the fleet; operating fuel and emissions depend on vessel and voyage.
Service performance
Schedule reliability trend
- 92%
- 2025 reliability
- 1.4m
- annual TEU moved
How it works
How a route is confirmed
Each booking is checked against a current service plan rather than relying on a generic route description.
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Submit lane and cargo details
Provide origin, destination, container requirements, commodity, cargo readiness and any special handling instructions.
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Check available services
The team reviews port pairs, vessel schedules, partner options and feasible connection points for the required dates.
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Confirm booking and cut-offs
Align space, equipment, documentation deadlines and cargo delivery timing with the selected service.
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Track the voyage
Follow planned milestones and receive updates when schedule, connection or operational conditions change.
Reference
Fleet and route planning reference
| Planning element | FSC network reference | What it means for your booking | Confirmation |
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| Vessel fleet | 58 owned and chartered | Capacity across a range of vessel sizes | Assigned service confirmed by lane |
| Vessel size | 1,700–15,000 TEU | Vessel deployment varies by route | Equipment and schedule subject to availability |
| Dual-fuel capability | 12 vessels | Fleet capability does not imply assignment | Voyage-specific details on request |
| Annual volume | 1.4 million TEU | Network scale across annual movements | Not a lane-level capacity commitment |
| Port coverage | 420+ ports called | Gateway options depend on schedule | Current port pair confirmed at booking |
In operation
A connected ocean network
Vessels and port operations form the backbone of international container movements. FSC coordinates each booking against available services and cargo requirements.
Container vessel under way
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Contact our teamFSC operates and charters a fleet of 58 vessels and also uses partner capacity to support its wider network. Vessel sizes range from 1,700 to 15,000 TEU. The capacity and service used for a specific booking depend on the lane, schedule, equipment and availability.
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