Sailing schedules

When does the next ship sail?

Note your route, then choose the shipping line: we'll open its official schedule page (departures, arrivals and transit time). On the carrier's site, enter the port of loading, port of discharge and date.

When you click a shipping line, your route is copied to the clipboard and the official schedule opens in a new tab.

Shipping lines

Choose the shipping line

Each line publishes its own port-to-port schedule. Choose the carrier you need: its official departure/arrival search opens.

Quick guide

How to read a schedule

The terms you'll find in carriers' schedules, briefly explained.

TermMeaning
ETDEstimated Time of Departure — estimated departure date and time from the port of loading.
ETAEstimated Time of Arrival — estimated arrival date and time at the destination port.
Transit timePort-to-port sailing days, including any transhipment stops.
DirectThe cargo stays on the same vessel from loading to arrival, with no transfers.
Transhipment (T/S)The cargo changes vessel at an intermediate hub port before reaching destination.
Cut-off / ClosingDeadline to hand over container and documents before departure (gate-in, VGM, docs).
VGMVerified Gross Mass — the container's verified weight, mandatory before loading.
POL / PODPort of Loading / Port of Discharge — the loading and discharge ports.
RotationThe sequence of ports the vessel calls at during that voyage.
Free timeFree days at port before detention and demurrage charges apply.

Schedules are subject to change: ETD and ETA are estimates and may vary. To confirm space and rate, request a quote.