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Selected Mediterranean charter fleets recorded more movement during the fortnight.

Published July 2026 · Observation period: Rolling 14 days, July 2026 · Traffik analysis team

The two newest fleets on the observed league recorded the lowest share of days moving over the fortnight, while the Mediterranean front-runners ran at more than double their rate.

Mediterranean front-runners Newest Atlantic fleets RELATIVE SHARE OF OBSERVED DAYS MOVING · EXACT WEEKLY RATES PUBLISHED ON THE LEAGUE BOARD
Source: Traffik recorded data · scope and limits below

What changed

Across the sixteen-house observed league, the share of days moving over a rolling fortnight separated the Mediterranean leaders from the two most recently added Atlantic fleets by more than a factor of two. One fortnight reflects weather and rotation as much as demand; the league publishes weekly so a season-long pattern can be read rather than assumed.

Why it matters commercially

Recorded movement does not establish paid charter activity, bookings or revenue. It gives a charter business a same-method view of how its fleet’s activity compares before the booking data arrives.

Observation period
Rolling 14 days, July 2026
Publication date
July 2026
Sample
Sixteen observed house fleets; sample sizes published with the league
Measure
Share of observed days moving per fleet
Coverage & limits
Movement is not paid charter; fleet sizes differ and are shown with the weekly rates.