Regional Container Lines (RCL) Container Tracking
Enter a container number to check live tracking availability for Regional Container Lines (RCL). If the shipping line is still being onboarded, you can send a carrier request from the result.
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Regional Container Lines (RCL)
SCAC: REGU
Bangkok-based intra-Asia carrier and common feeder operator, listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
Regional Container Lines traces its start to 1979, when it ran its first feeder containership between Bangkok and Singapore. Founded by Captain Suthiphand Chirathivat and headquartered in Bangkok, the company listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 1988 and remains one of the few publicly traded, Thai-owned lines of its size. Its SCAC code REGU identifies RCL bills of lading and container movements across the intra-Asia trades where the company built its name.
Regional Container Lines (RCL) at a glance
- Headquarters
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Founded
- 1979
- Fleet
- ~46 vessels, 400-12,000 TEU range (~160,000-190,000 TEU)
- Alliance
- Independent
- Main trade lanes
- Intra-Asia, Asia-India Subcontinent, Asia-Gulf, Latin America
- Official website
- www.rclgroup.com
About Regional Container Lines (RCL)
Regional Container Lines traces its start to 1979, when it ran its first feeder containership between Bangkok and Singapore. Founded by Captain Suthiphand Chirathivat and headquartered in Bangkok, the company listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 1988 and remains one of the few publicly traded, Thai-owned lines of its size. Its SCAC code REGU identifies RCL bills of lading and container movements across the intra-Asia trades where the company built its name.
RCL plays a dual role that sets it apart from most regional players. It runs its own mainline services and also acts as a common feeder operator, moving other carriers' boxes through transshipment hubs at Singapore, Port Klang, and Laem Chabang. The network reaches north Asia, ASEAN, the Indian Subcontinent, and the Arabian Gulf, with a growing Latin America connection, and handles both dry and refrigerated cargo. Many of its ships are sized for the shallow-draft ports and congested waterways of Southeast Asia.
The fleet stands at roughly 46 vessels ranging from small 400 TEU feeders up to units near 12,000 TEU, placing RCL around 20th among the world's container lines by Alphaliner. The company operates independently of the three big global alliances. A large newbuilding program is under way, including 14,000 TEU vessels ordered from HD Hyundai, that is set to more than double capacity over the coming years.
Regional Container Lines (RCL) container tracking FAQ
Where is Regional Container Lines (RCL) headquartered?
RCL is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. It has been listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand since 1988 and is one of the largest Thai-owned container carriers.
Is RCL part of a shipping alliance?
No. RCL operates independently and is not a member of the Gemini, Ocean, or Premier alliances. It runs its own intra-Asia network and also acts as a common feeder operator for other lines through hubs like Singapore and Port Klang.
What does the SCAC code REGU stand for?
REGU is the Standard Carrier Alpha Code assigned to Regional Container Lines. It appears on RCL bills of lading and is used to identify the carrier in container tracking and shipping documentation.
How do I check Regional Container Lines (RCL) tracking availability on Panvaya?
Enter a Regional Container Lines (RCL) container number in the tracker on this page. If the carrier integration is available, Panvaya returns the shipment milestones and route. If it is still being onboarded, you can send a carrier request and ask to be notified when support becomes available.
What is Regional Container Lines (RCL)'s SCAC code?
Regional Container Lines (RCL)'s SCAC code is REGU. It identifies Regional Container Lines (RCL) on bills of lading and shipping documents and helps Panvaya match a reference to the correct carrier integration.
Can I track Regional Container Lines (RCL) containers by Bill of Lading or booking number?
Bill of Lading and booking tracking is available after sign-in when Panvaya supports that reference type for Regional Container Lines (RCL). Carrier capabilities vary, so Panvaya shows a clear availability message instead of returning incomplete tracking data.
Is Regional Container Lines (RCL) container tracking free on Panvaya?
A guest can check one container without signing in when Regional Container Lines (RCL) tracking is supported. A Panvaya account is required for saved journeys, Bill of Lading or booking tracking, exception alerts, and additional shipments.
Why isn't my Regional Container Lines (RCL) container updating?
Carrier milestones can appear after the physical movement occurs. If Regional Container Lines (RCL) is supported and the container is valid, a quiet timeline may mean the next event has not yet been published. If the carrier is not yet available, Panvaya will show an onboarding message and a carrier-request option.
How accurate is the ETA for Regional Container Lines (RCL) shipments?
When Regional Container Lines (RCL) tracking is supported and enough journey data is available, Panvaya updates the displayed arrival estimate as new milestones and vessel information arrive. Any ETA remains an estimate rather than a delivery guarantee.