AAL Shipping adopts AI planning platform

AAL Shipping has signed an agreement with Seaber to implement its AI-assisted planning and scheduling platform, moving away from Excel-based planning to improve fleet utilisation, voyage efficiency, and Time Charter Equivalent (TCE).

The 30-vessel breakbulk and heavy-lift operator will use the system for dynamic schedule optimisation, real-time voyage scenarios, and integrated stakeholder collaboration.

The companies also plan to co-develop new features for the platform, which will be made available to other shipowner clients in future.

“We’re thrilled to welcome AAL aboard,” said Jean-Guy Faubert, CRO of Seaber.

“Their commitment to technical innovation and elevating planning, from spreadsheets to AI powered solutions, symbolises the digital leap the industry needs. Together, we’ll boost fleet utilisation and TCE, empowering AAL to further enhance its vessel operations and oversight.”

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