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Asia Europe Service Loop 5--Ll5 Last Update Date: 01-Oct-2021 ASIA EUROPE SERVICE LOOP 5--LL5 Vessel Name APL LION CITY Vessel Name APL CHANGI Vessel Name APL VANDA Vessel Name APL FULLERTON Vessel/Voyage LNC / 193 Vessel/Voyage HGI / 213 Vessel/Voyage VND / 251 Vessel/Voyage AFE / 215 Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Ningbo 10--10 Sep Qingdao 17--17 Sep Qingdao 27--27 Sep Ningbo 07-- Oct Yantian 19--19 Sep Shanghai 24--24 Sep Ningbo 01-- Oct Shanghai 10-- Oct Singapore 25--25 Sep Yantian 29--29 Sep Yantian 07-- Oct Yantian 14-- Oct Suez Canal 07-- Oct Singapore 03-- Oct Singapore 10-- Oct Singapore 18-- Oct Tanger Med 12-- Oct Suez Canal 15-- Oct Suez Canal 22-- Oct Suez Canal 27-- Oct Southampton 16-- Oct Tanger Med 19-- Oct Tanger Med 25-- Oct Southampton 04-- Nov Rotterdam 19-- Oct Southampton 22-- Oct Southampton 29-- Oct Rotterdam 08-- Nov Antwerp 22-- Oct Rotterdam 26-- Oct Rotterdam 02-- Nov Antwerp 13-- Nov Le Havre 25-- Oct Antwerp 01-- Nov Antwerp 06-- Nov Le Havre 16-- Nov Suez Canal 03-- Nov Le Havre 04-- Nov Le Havre 09-- Nov Tanger Med 18-- Nov Jeddah 05-- Nov Tanger Med 07-- Nov Suez Canal 18-- Nov Suez Canal 24-- Nov Qingdao 27-- Nov Suez Canal 11-- Nov Jeddah 21-- Nov Qingdao 18-- Dec Qingdao 04-- Dec Qingdao 11-- Dec Vessel Name APL SINGAPURA Vessel Name KALAMOTI TRADER Vessel Name CMA CGM VASCO DE Vessel Name CMA CGM GEORG GAMA FORSTER Vessel/Voyage SGP / 169 Vessel/Voyage KMO / 007 Vessel/Voyage CCV / 412 Vessel/Voyage GGF / 217 Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Ningbo 10-- Oct Singapore 10-- Oct Qingdao 16-- Oct Qingdao 23-- Oct Qingdao 12-- Oct Ningbo 18-- Oct Ningbo 20-- Oct Ningbo 27-- Oct Shanghai 15-- Oct Shanghai 22-- Oct Shanghai 29-- Oct Yantian 18-- Oct Yantian 26-- Oct Yantian 02-- Nov Singapore 22-- Oct Singapore 30-- Oct Singapore 06-- Nov Suez Canal 02-- Nov Suez Canal 10-- Nov Suez Canal 17-- Nov Tanger Med 08-- Nov Tanger Med 17-- Nov Tanger Med 24-- Nov Southampton 12-- Nov Southampton 21-- Nov Southampton 28-- Nov Rotterdam 16-- Nov Rotterdam 25-- Nov Rotterdam 02-- Dec Antwerp 22-- Nov Antwerp 28-- Nov Antwerp 05-- Dec Le Havre 26-- Nov Le Havre 02-- Dec Le Havre 09-- Dec Suez Canal 02-- Dec Tanger Med 06-- Dec Suez Canal 20-- Dec Jeddah 04-- Dec Suez Canal 13-- Dec Jeddah 23-- Dec Qingdao 25-- Dec Qingdao 08-- Jan Qingdao 15-- Jan Vessel Name CMA CGM Vessel Name APL MERLION Vessel Name CMA CGM BENJAMIN Vessel Name CMA CGM KERGUELEN FRANKLIN BOUGAINVILLE Vessel/Voyage GCK / 425 Vessel/Voyage ARL / 166 Vessel/Voyage GCF / 422 Vessel/Voyage GCB / 418 Copyright @ 1998 -2021. 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Vessel Name CMA CGM Vessel Name APL MERLION Vessel Name CMA CGM BENJAMIN Vessel Name CMA CGM KERGUELEN FRANKLIN BOUGAINVILLE Vessel/Voyage GCK / 425 Vessel/Voyage ARL / 166 Vessel/Voyage GCF / 422 Vessel/Voyage GCB / 418 Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Qingdao 30-- Oct Qingdao 06-- Nov Qingdao 13-- Nov Qingdao 20-- Nov Ningbo 03-- Nov Ningbo 10-- Nov Ningbo 17-- Nov Ningbo 24-- Nov Shanghai 05-- Nov Shanghai 12-- Nov Shanghai 19-- Nov Shanghai 26-- Nov Yantian 09-- Nov Yantian 16-- Nov Yantian 23-- Nov Yantian 30-- Nov Singapore 13-- Nov Singapore 20-- Nov Singapore 27-- Nov Singapore 04-- Dec Suez Canal 24-- Nov Suez Canal 01-- Dec Suez Canal 08-- Dec Suez Canal 15-- Dec Tanger Med 01-- Dec Tanger Med 08-- Dec Tanger Med 15-- Dec Tanger Med 22-- Dec Southampton 05-- Dec Southampton 12-- Dec Southampton 19-- Dec Southampton 26-- Dec Rotterdam 09-- Dec Rotterdam 16-- Dec Rotterdam 23-- Dec Rotterdam 30-- Dec Antwerp 12-- Dec Antwerp 19-- Dec Antwerp 26-- Dec Antwerp 02-- Jan Le Havre 16-- Dec Le Havre 23-- Dec Le Havre 30-- Dec Le Havre 06-- Jan Tanger Med 20-- Dec Suez Canal 03-- Jan Tanger Med 03-- Jan Suez Canal 17-- Jan Suez Canal 27-- Dec Jeddah 06-- Jan Suez Canal 10-- Jan Jeddah 20-- Jan Qingdao 22-- Jan Qingdao 29-- Jan Qingdao 05-- Feb Qingdao 12-- Feb Vessel Name APL LION CITY Vessel Name APL CHANGI Vessel Name APL VANDA Vessel Name APL FULLERTON Vessel/Voyage LNC / 194 Vessel/Voyage HGI / 214 Vessel/Voyage VND / 252 Vessel/Voyage AFE / 216 Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Port Arr--Dep Qingdao 27-- Nov Qingdao 04-- Dec Qingdao 11-- Dec Qingdao 18-- Dec Ningbo 01-- Dec Ningbo 08-- Dec Ningbo 15-- Dec Ningbo 22-- Dec Shanghai 03-- Dec Shanghai 10-- Dec Shanghai 17-- Dec Shanghai 24-- Dec Yantian 07-- Dec Yantian 14-- Dec Yantian 21-- Dec Yantian 28-- Dec Singapore 11-- Dec Singapore 18-- Dec Singapore 25-- Dec Singapore 01-- Jan Suez Canal 22-- Dec Suez Canal 29-- Dec Suez Canal 05-- Jan Suez Canal 12-- Jan Tanger Med 29-- Dec Tanger Med 05-- Jan Tanger Med 12-- Jan Tanger Med 19-- Jan Southampton 02-- Jan Southampton 09-- Jan Southampton 16-- Jan Southampton 23-- Jan Rotterdam 06-- Jan Rotterdam 13-- Jan Rotterdam 20-- Jan Rotterdam 27-- Jan Antwerp 09-- Jan Antwerp 16-- Jan Antwerp 23-- Jan Antwerp 30-- Jan Le Havre 13-- Jan Le Havre 20-- Jan Le Havre 27-- Jan Le Havre 03-- Feb Tanger Med 17-- Jan Suez Canal 31-- Jan Tanger Med 31-- Jan Suez Canal 14-- Feb Suez Canal 24-- Jan Jeddah 03-- Feb Suez Canal 07-- Feb Jeddah 17-- Feb Qingdao 19-- Feb Qingdao 26-- Feb Qingdao 05-- Mar Qingdao 12-- Mar Copyright @ 1998 -2021. 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