| | Port of Discharge | Approx. Transit Days | Notable Features | |---------------------|-----------------------|--------------------------|----------------------| | Busan, South Korea | Shanghai, China | 2 days | Short sea leg; ideal for transshipment cargo from Japan/USWC. | | Shanghai (Yangshan) | Ningbo, China | 1 day | High-frequency feeder connection within China. | | Ningbo | Yantian, China | 2–3 days | South China aggregation before long-haul. | | Yantian | Singapore | 3–4 days | Gateway for Southeast Asian exports. | | Singapore | Rotterdam, Netherlands (via Suez) | 20–22 days | Critical long-haul leg; affected by Red Sea diversions. | | Rotterdam | Hamburg, Germany | 2 days | Short continental hop. | | Hamburg | Antwerp, Belgium | 1 day | Final European discharge before return. |
The tool typically allows you to view schedules from 2 to 8 weeks in advance, giving you ample time to book space. hmm21 sailing schedule port to port
Here’s an informative review of the based on publicly available HMM (Hyundai Merchant Marine) operational data and common user feedback as of 2026. | | Port of Discharge | Approx
The schedule updates only once every 24–48 hours. Real-time delays (strikes, weather, port congestion) aren’t reflected. Many users report seeing “On time” while AIS shows the vessel anchored for 2 days. | | Ningbo | Yantian, China | 2–3
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