Return of scrubber-fitted ships to test carrier capacity plans

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Return of scrubber-fitted ships to test carrier capacity plans

| Jan 15, 2020 10:55AM EST
The fleet-to-orderbook ratio is at its lowest in nearly a decade as carriers maintain a tight grip on capacity, aided by scrubber retrofitting and scrapping.
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