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SCHEDULE WEEK 13 19032021.Pdf CNC_VNSGN_ASIA_NCX_2021_W13 UPDATED: 19-MAR-21 SAILING SCHEDULE PUBLISHED AT: HTTPS://WWW.CMA-CGM.COM/LOCAL/VIETNAM/SCHEDULES NCX SERVICE DIRECT SERVICE HONGKONG XINGANG DALIAN QINGDAO LIANYUNGANG FEEDER NAME EXT VOYAGE LARA CODE ETD VNSGN (HIT) (TCT) (DPCM) (QQCT) (LYG-PSA) APL JEDDAH 0XK7YN1NC 0XK7YN1NC Fri 19-Mar 21-Mar 27-Mar 28-Mar 30-Mar 31-Mar BOMAR SPRING 0XK80N1NC 0XK80N1NC Fri 26-Mar 28-Mar 03-Apr 04-Apr 06-Apr 07-Apr SENDANG MAS 21003N 0XK82N1NC Fri 02-Apr 04-Apr 10-Apr 11-Apr 13-Apr 14-Apr APL JEDDAH 0XK84N1NC 0XK84N1NC Fri 09-Apr 11-Apr 17-Apr 18-Apr 20-Apr 21-Apr BOMAR SPRING 0XK86N1NC 0XK86N1NC Fri 16-Apr 18-Apr 24-Apr 25-Apr 27-Apr 28-Apr SENDANG MAS 21004N 0XK88N1NC Fri 23-Apr 25-Apr 01-May 02-May 04-May 05-May APL JEDDAH 0XK8AN1NC 0XK8AN1NC Fri 30-Apr 02-May 08-May 09-May 11-May 12-May BOMAR SPRING 0XK8CN1NC 0XK8CN1NC Fri 07-May 09-May 15-May 16-May 18-May 19-May SENDANG MAS 21005N 0XK8EN1NC Fri 14-May 16-May 22-May 23-May 25-May 26-May APL JEDDAH 0XK8GN1NC 0XK8GN1NC Fri 21-May 23-May 29-May 30-May 01-Jun 02-Jun *** We also accept cargo to these ports of South China via Hong Kong as follow: Beihai / Chiwan / Dongguan/Donguan/ Fangcheng / Foshan/Fuqing / Fuzhou / Gaoming / Gongyi/Guangzhou/ Guigang /Heshan/ Haikou / Huangpu / Huizhou / Jiangmen / Kaiping / Liuzhou / Maoming/Nanhai/ Nanning / Panyu/Qingyuan /Qinzhou/ Quanzhou/ Sanshui/ Shantou/ Shunde/ Sihui/ Wuzhou/ Xiaolan/ Xinhui/ Xintang/ Yangjiang/ Yantian/ Yunfu/ Zhanjiang/ Zhaoqing/ Zhongshan/ Zhuhai ACCEPTANCE TERMINAL / CLOSING TIME TERMINAL TIME CAT LAI THU 14:00 ICDS WED 18:00 SI & VGM CUT OFF WED 09:00 HONGKONG TERMINAL : HIT ***Schedules, cut-off here above described, are only for indicative and operational purpose. It cannot be considered as a As modifications and updating can be made at any time, you are invited to contact our local offices CMA CGM VIETNAM JSC. FLOOR 8, RUBY TOWER, 81-85 HAM NGHI ST., DIST.1, HCMC TELEPHONE: 84+8+3914-8400 FAX: 84+8+3915-1716 WEB: WWW.CMA-CGM.COM PUBLISHED BY TTS CNC_VNSGN_ASIA_NCX2_2021_W13 UPDATED: 19-MAR-21 SAILING SCHEDULE PUBLISHED AT: HTTPS://WWW.CMA-CGM.COM/LOCAL/VIETNAM/SCHEDULES NCX2 SERVICE DIRECT SERVICE HONG KONG XINGANG DALIAN QINGDAO FEEDER NAME EXT VOYAGE LARA CODE ETD VNSGN (HIT) (TCT) (DPCM) (QQCT) TS MANILA 21003N 0AR2YN1NC Tue 16-Mar 20-Mar 24-Mar 25-Mar 27-Mar APL CAIRO 0AR30N1NC 0AR30N1NC Tue 23-Mar 27-Mar 31-Mar 01-Apr 03-Apr X-PRESS KHYBER 0AR32N1NC 0AR32N1NC Tue 30-Mar 03-Apr 07-Apr 08-Apr 10-Apr TS MANILA 21004N 0AR34N1NC Tue 06-Apr 10-Apr 14-Apr 15-Apr 17-Apr APL CAIRO 0AR36N1NC 0AR36N1NC Tue 13-Apr 17-Apr 21-Apr 22-Apr 24-Apr X-PRESS KHYBER 0AR38N1NC 0AR38N1NC Tue 20-Apr 24-Apr 28-Apr 29-Apr 01-May TS MANILA 21005N 0AR3AN1NC Tue 27-Apr 01-May 05-May 06-May 08-May APL CAIRO 0AR3CN1NC 0AR3CN1NC Tue 04-May 08-May 12-May 13-May 15-May X-PRESS KHYBER 0AR3EN1NC 0AR3EN1NC Tue 11-May 15-May 19-May 20-May 22-May TS MANILA 21006N 0AR3GN1NC Tue 18-May 22-May 26-May 27-May 29-May *** We also accept cargo to these ports of South China via Hong Kong as follow: Beihai / Chiwan / Dongguan/Donguan/ Fangcheng / Foshan/Fuqing / Fuzhou / Gaoming / Gongyi/Guangzhou/ Guigang /Heshan/ Haikou / Huangpu / Huizhou / Jiangmen / Kaiping / Liuzhou / Maoming/Nanhai/ Nanning / Panyu/Qingyuan /Qinzhou/ Quanzhou/ Sanshui/ Shantou/ Shunde/ Sihui/ Wuzhou/ Xiaolan/ Xinhui/ Xintang/ Yangjiang/ Yantian/ Yunfu/ Zhanjiang/ Zhaoqing/ Zhongshan/ Zhuhai ACCEPTANCE TERMINAL / CLOSING TIME TERMINAL TIME Note: 0AR2EN1NC will not call CNTXG for sailing recovery CAT LAI 18:00 MON Cargo to CNTXG please switch to SENDANG MAS 20003N 0XK7EN1NC (NCX SERVICE) ICDS Transimex, Sotrans, Tanamexco22:00 SUN SI & VGM CUT OFF 11:59 AM SAT DEADLINE OF FILLING 15:00 SAT HONGKONG TERMINAL : HIT ***Schedules, cut-off here above described, are only for indicative and operational purpose. It cannot be considered as a contra ctual As modifications and updating can be made at any time, you are invited to contact our local offices for cut off CMA CGM VIETNAM JSC. FLOOR 8, RUBY TOWER, 81-85 HAM NGHI ST., DIST.1, HCMC TELEPHONE: 84+8+3914-8400 FAX: 84+8+3915-1716 WEB: WWW.CMA-CGM.COM PUBLISHED BY TTS CNC_VNSGN_ASIA_NCX3_2021_W13 UPDATED: 19-MAR-21 SAILING SCHEDULE PUBLISHED AT: HTTPS://WWW.CMA-CGM.COM/LOCAL/VIETNAM/SCHEDULES NCX3 SERVICE DIRECT SERVICE HONG KONG SHEKOU NINGBO SHANGHAI FEEDER NAME EXT VOYAGE LARA CODE ETD VNSGN (HIT) (CCT) (CMICT) (WGQ 4) HANSA AUGSBURG 21006N 0HT0UN1NC Mon 22-Mar 25-Mar 25-Mar 31-Mar 02-Apr GREEN DAWN 0HT0WN1NC 0HT0WN1NC Mon 29-Mar 01-Apr 01-Apr 07-Apr 09-Apr HANSA FRESENBURG 21005N 0HT0YN1NC Mon 05-Apr 08-Apr 08-Apr 14-Apr 16-Apr HANSA AUGSBURG 21007N 0HT10N1NC Mon 12-Apr 15-Apr 15-Apr 21-Apr 23-Apr GREEN DAWN 0HT12N1NC 0HT12N1NC Mon 19-Apr 22-Apr 22-Apr 28-Apr 30-Apr HANSA FRESENBURG 21006N 0HT14N1NC Mon 26-Apr 29-Apr 29-Apr 05-May 07-May HANSA AUGSBURG 21008N 0HT16N1NC Mon 03-May 06-May 06-May 12-May 14-May GREEN DAWN 0HT18N1NC 0HT18N1NC Mon 10-May 13-May 13-May 19-May 21-May HANSA FRESENBURG 21007N 0HT1AN1NC Mon 17-May 20-May 20-May 26-May 28-May HANSA AUGSBURG 21009N 0HT1CN1NC Mon 24-May 27-May 27-May 02-Jun 04-Jun ACCEPTANCE TERMINAL / CLOSING TIME TERMINAL TIME CAT LAI SUN 00:01 AM SI & VGM CUT OFF FRI 17:00 DEADLINE FOR FILING SAT 09:00AM ***Schedules, cut-off here above described, are only for indicative and operational purpose. It cannot be considered as a contractual commitment from CMA CGM. As modifications and updating can be made at any time, you are invited to contact our local offices for cut off and schedule updates. CMA CGM VIETNAM JSC. FLOOR 8, RUBY TOWER, 81-85 HAM NGHI ST., DIST.1, HCMC TELEPHONE: 84+8+3914-8400 FAX: 84+8+3915-1716 WEB: WWW.CMA-CGM.COM PUBLISHED BY TTS CNC_VNSGN_ASIA_CVC_2021_W13 UPDATED: 19-MAR-21 SAILING SCHEDULE PUBLISHED AT: HTTPS://WWW.CMA-CGM.COM/LOCAL/VIETNAM/SCHEDULES CVC SERVICE DIRECT SERVICE CNNGB CNSHA CNSHK FEEDER NAME EXT VOYAGE LARA CODE ETD VNSGN (CMICT) (WGQ2) (CCT) GREEN SEA 18N 0BP2IN1NC Mon 08-Mar 13-Mar 15-Mar 19-Mar NORDOCELOT 0BP2KN1NC 0BP2KN1NC Mon 15-Mar 20-Mar 22-Mar Fri 26-Mar MAKHA BHUM 21005N 0BP2MN1NC Mon 22-Mar 27-Mar 29-Mar 02-Apr GREEN SEA 19N 0BP2ON1NC Mon 29-Mar 03-Apr 05-Apr 09-Apr NORDOCELOT 0BP2QN1NC 0BP2QN1NC Mon 05-Apr 10-Apr 12-Apr 16-Apr MAKHA BHUM 21006N 0BP2SN1NC Mon 12-Apr 17-Apr 19-Apr 23-Apr GREEN SEA 20N 0BP2UN1NC Mon 19-Apr 24-Apr 26-Apr 30-Apr NORDOCELOT 0BP2WN1NC 0BP2WN1NC Mon 26-Apr 01-May 03-May 07-May ACCEPTANCE TERMINAL / CLOSING TIME TERMINAL TIME SPITC MON 03:00 ICDs SUN 03:00 SI & VGM CUT OFF SAT 09:00 DEADLINE OF FILLING SAT 11:59 NOT ACCEPT drop off containers at ICDS ***Schedules, cut-off here above described, are only for indicative and operational purpose. It cannot be considered as a contractual commitment from As modifications and updating can be made at any time, you are invited to contact our local offices for cut off and CMA CGM VIETNAM JSC. FLOOR 8, RUBY TOWER, 81-85 HAM NGHI ST., DIST.1, HCMC TELEPHONE: 84+8+3914-8400 FAX: 84+8+3915-1716 WEB: WWW.CMA-CGM.COM PUBLISHED BY TTS CNC_VNSGN_ASIA_JTS_2021_W13 UPDATED: 19-MAR-21 SAILING SCHEDULE PUBLISHED AT: HTTPS://WWW.CMA-CGM.COM/LOCAL/VIETNAM/SCHEDULES JTS SERVICE FEEDER TO HONG KONG INTENDED CONNECTING VESSEL FEEDER NAME EXT VOYAGE LARA CODE ETD VNSGN ETA HKHKG VESSEL VOYAGE ETA HKHKG XIAMEN CHIBA BLANK SAILING 0XK7WN1NC 0XK7WN1NC Fri 12-Mar Sun 14-Mar YM CENTENNIAL 0JR7WN1NC 18-Mar 20-Mar 24-Mar APL JEDDAH 0XK7YN1NC 0XK7YN1NC Fri 19-Mar Sun 21-Mar YM CAPACITY 0JR7YN1NC 25-Mar 27-Mar 31-Mar BOMAR SPRING 0XK80N1NC 0XK80N1NC Fri 26-Mar Sun 28-Mar LIOBA 0JR82N1NC 08-Apr 10-Apr 14-Apr SENDANG MAS 21003N 0XK82N1NC Fri 02-Apr Sun 04-Apr LIOBA 0JR82N1NC 08-Apr 10-Apr 14-Apr APL JEDDAH 0XK84N1NC 0XK84N1NC Fri 09-Apr Sun 11-Apr YM CENTENNIAL 0JR86N1NC 15-Apr 17-Apr 21-Apr BOMAR SPRING 0XK86N1NC 0XK86N1NC Fri 16-Apr Sun 18-Apr YM CAPACITY 0JR88N1NC 22-Apr 24-Apr 28-Apr SENDANG MAS 21004N 0XK88N1NC Fri 23-Apr Sun 25-Apr YM CONSTANCY 0JR8AN1NC 29-Apr 01-May 05-May APL JEDDAH 0XK8AN1NC 0XK8AN1NC Fri 30-Apr Sun 02-May LIOBA 0JR8CN1NC 06-May 08-May 12-May BOMAR SPRING 0XK8CN1NC 0XK8CN1NC Fri 07-May Sun 09-May YM CENTENNIAL 0JR8EN1NC 13-May 15-May 19-May SENDANG MAS 21005N 0XK8EN1NC Fri 14-May Sun 16-May YM CAPACITY 0JR8GN1NC 20-May 22-May 26-May ACCEPTANCE TERMINAL / CLOSING TIME TERMINAL NCX CAT LAI THU 14:00 ICDS WED 18:00 SI & VGM CUT OFF TUE 17:00 HONGKONG TERMINAL : HIT ***Schedules, cut-off here above described, are only for indicative and operational purpose. It cannot be considered as a contractual commitment from CMA CGM. As modifications and updating can be made at any time, you are invited to contact our local offices for cut off and schedule updates. CMA CGM VIETNAM JSC. FLOOR 8, RUBY TOWER, 81-85 HAM NGHI ST., DIST.1, HCMC TELEPHONE: 84+8+3914-8400 FAX: 84+8+3915-1716 WEB: WWW.CMA-CGM.COM PUBLISHED BY TTS CNC_VNSGN_ASIA_CV2_2021_W13 SAILING SCHEDULE PUBLISHED AT: HTTPS://WWW.CMA-CGM.COM/LOCAL/VIETNAM/SCHEDULES UPDATED: 19-MAR-21 CV2-WEST/EAST SERVICE DIRECT SERVICE TIANJIN QINGDAO FEEDER NAME EXT VOYAGE LARA CODE ETD VNSGN (TCT) (QQCTU) CSCL PANAMA 1066E 0IGGSE1NC Mon 15-Mar 23-Mar 25-Mar CSCL MANZANILLO 064E 0IGGWE1NC Mon 22-Mar 30-Mar 01-Apr ZHONG HANG SHENG 132E 0IGH0E1NC Mon 29-Mar 06-Apr 08-Apr CSCL SAO PAULO 076E 0IGH4E1NC Mon 05-Apr 13-Apr 15-Apr CSCL CALLAO 063E 0IGH8E1NC Mon 12-Apr 20-Apr 22-Apr CSCL PANAMA 1067E 0IGHCE1NC Mon 19-Apr 27-Apr 29-Apr CSCL MANZANILLO 065E 0IGHGE1NC Mon 26-Apr 04-May 06-May ZHONG HANG SHENG 133E 0IGHKE1NC Mon 03-May 11-May 13-May CSCL SAO PAULO 077E 0IGHOE1NC Mon 10-May 18-May 20-May ACCEPTANCE TERMINAL / CLOSING TIME TERMINAL
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