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Pacific International Lines vs Regional Container Lines

Side-by-side comparison of Pacific International Lines and Regional Container Lines across fleet, coverage, emissions and performance.

Pacific International Lines logo

Pacific International Lines

Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Founded
1967
Alliance
Independent
vs
Regional Container Lines logo

Regional Container Lines

Headquarters
Bangkok, Thailand
Founded
1979
Alliance
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At a glance

  • Fleet size:Pacific International Lines
  • Container fleet capacity:Pacific International Lines
  • Annual revenue:Pacific International Lines

Pacific International Lines vs Regional Container Lines: full comparison

Fleet & capacity

Metric
Pacific International Lines
Regional Container Lines
Fleet size
101 ships
46 ships
Container fleet capacity
0.389 M TEU
0.171 M TEU
Volume transported
2.5 M TEU
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Owned terminals
20
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Global presence

Metric
Pacific International Lines
Regional Container Lines
Ports covered
95
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Maritime lines
67
61
Countries of presence
90
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Environmental impact

Metric
Pacific International Lines
Regional Container Lines
Annual fleet CO₂ (Scope 1)
2,881 ktCO₂eq
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Major oil spills
0
—
Biofuel / dual-fuel fleet
1.9 %
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Business profile

Metric
Pacific International Lines
Regional Container Lines
Annual revenue
2.9 B$
0.719 B$
Alliance
Independent
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Year established
1967
1979

Safety

Metric
Pacific International Lines
Regional Container Lines
Worker fatalities
0
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Lost-time injury frequency
0.71
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Training per employee
37.9 h/yr
3 h/yr

Environmental deep dive

Pacific International Lines and Regional Container Lines are evenly matched on environmental performance.

Annual fleet CO₂ (Scope 1)

Pacific International Lines2,881 ktCO₂eq
Regional Container Lines—

Major oil spills

Pacific International Lines0
Regional Container Lines—

Biofuel / dual-fuel fleet

Pacific International Lines1.9 %
Regional Container Lines—

Verified fleet emissions (EU MRV)

Verified data reported under the EU MRV regulation (source: EMSA / THETIS-MRV).

Pacific International Lines

9
Ships
0.01
CO₂ 2025 (Mt)

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Regional Container Lines

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Pacific International Lines vs Regional Container Lines: the verdict

Here is how Pacific International Lines and Regional Container Lines compare across the metrics that matter most. Pacific International Lines operates the larger fleet.

Frequently asked questions

Is Pacific International Lines or Regional Container Lines the bigger carrier?▼

Pacific International Lines operates the larger fleet of the two, based on number of ships in service.

Where are Pacific International Lines and Regional Container Lines headquartered?▼

Pacific International Lines is headquartered in Singapore, Singapore, while Regional Container Lines is based in Bangkok, Thailand.

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