About 20,203 km (10,909 nautical miles) by sea on the schematic line drawn above.
Sailings in the next four weeks
| Departs | Arrives | Days | Carrier | Vessel / voyage | Routing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 9 | Oct 18 | 39 | CMA CGM | COSCO SHIPPING PEONY | USNYC→CNNGB |
| Sep 11 | Oct 21 | 40 | Hapag-Lloyd | COYHAIQUE | USNYC(US2)→CNNGB |
| Sep 12 | Oct 24 | 42 | Hapag-Lloyd | CAUTIN | USNYC(AA7)→CNNGB |
| Sep 14 | Oct 25 | 42 | CMA CGM | COSCO FAITH | USNYC→CNNGB |
| Sep 16 | Oct 28 | 42 | Hapag-Lloyd | NAVIOS CONSTELLATION | USNYC(US2)→CNNGB |
| Sep 16 | Nov 2 | 47 | CMA CGM | TALOS | USNYC→CNNGB |
| Sep 21 | Nov 4 | 44 | Hapag-Lloyd | MAERSK SEVILLE | USNYC(US1)→CNNGB |
| Sep 23 | Nov 3 | 41 | CMA CGM | EVER FRANK | USNYC→CNNGB |
| Sep 25 | Nov 4 | 39 | CMA CGM | COSCO SHIPPING LILY | USNYC(NA)→CNNGB |
| Sep 25 | Nov 9 | 45 | CMA CGM | EVER FORE | USNYC→CNNGB |
| Sep 28 | Oct 28 | 30 | Hapag-Lloyd | CCNI ARAUCO | USNYC(US1)→CNNGB |
| Sep 29 | Nov 4 | 36 | Hapag-Lloyd | HAIPHONG EXPRESS | USNYC(US2)→CNNGB |
| Sep 30 | Nov 11 | 42 | Hapag-Lloyd | KUALA LUMPUR EXPRESS | USNYC(US2)→CNNGB |
| Oct 2 | Nov 7 | 36 | Hapag-Lloyd | CHICAGO EXPRESS | USNYC(AA7)→CNNGB |
| Oct 3 | Nov 11 | 39 | Hapag-Lloyd | SAN FELIX | USNYC(US1)→CNNGB |
Transit days are port-to-port from the carrier's published schedule and exclude origin cut-off, customs release and inland delivery. Provided for planning only. Schedules, routings and ship assignments change without notice; confirm with your carrier or with Airlift before booking. Nothing on these pages is a rate, a guarantee of space or a guaranteed transit time.
Carrier services on this route
A carrier service is a carrier’s fixed loop of port calls, such as Hapag-Lloyd’s IEX. These are read from the stops of the sailings above; a service with its own page has been seen on at least 3 sailings across the routes Sealanes covers.
Carriers
Ports on this route
- Origin: New York, United States of America
- Destination: Ningbo, China
- Lane guide: USA to China
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Where this data comes from
Sailing dates, ships and port calls come from the carriers’ own published schedules for departures in the next four weeks, and your browser asks the schedule feed again when you open a page. A carrier service or a ship gets its own page once it has appeared on at least three of those sailings. Transit times labelled “Airlift history” are the typical range on Airlift’s own shipments for that lane, and the sea lines on the maps are schematic.
Schedules published as of Sep 7, method checked Sep 7. Provided for planning only. Schedules, routings and ship assignments change without notice; confirm with your carrier or with Airlift before booking. Nothing on these pages is a rate, a guarantee of space or a guaranteed transit time.