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International Ocean Freight Sailing Schedule
Search vessel departures by origin, destination, carrier, or service type to plan your international shipment. All sailing dates and routes are subject to operational confirmation.
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International Ocean Freight Sailing Schedule
Atlantic Project Cargo consolidates sailing schedules from established ocean carriers. Our team reviews and updates departure data to support accurate shipment planning, deadline management, and operational coordination. Use the filters to search departures by origin port, destination port, carrier, or service type.
Updated: April 21, 2026
Operator
NYK RoRo
Vessel
Centaurus Leader
64
Service
RTW
Panama → USWC
Port Hueneme
ETD
—
ETA
May 21st, 2026
No cut-off date available
Operator
NYK RoRo
Vessel
Glorious Leader
52
Service
RTW
Colombia → Panama → USWC
Long Beach
ETD
—
ETA
May 3rd, 2026
No cut-off date available
Operator
NYK RoRo
Vessel
Peony Leader
10
Service
RTW
Panama → USWC
Port Hueneme
ETD
—
ETA
May 26th, 2026
No cut-off date available
Operational Disclaimer
All sailing dates and routes are indicative and subject to change based on operational requirements, weather conditions, port availability, and cargo volume. Atlantic Project Cargo reserves the right to modify schedules without prior notice. Please contact our team to confirm current availability before making shipping arrangements.
Major Ocean Freight Routes
Ocean Freight CoverageInternational ocean freight schedules typically operate along major global trade lanes connecting North America with Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America. The routes below represent some of the most common cargo shipping corridors used for RoRo, Breakbulk, and container shipments — including heavy machinery, agricultural and construction equipment, yachts, vehicles, and oversized cargo.
Trade Lane Overview
All Routes
USA Export
USA Import
RoRo
Breakbulk
USA / Gulf Coast
→
Europe (North & West)
Transit: 14–21 days
Construction equipment, agricultural machinery, RVs, vehicles, project cargo
RoRo
Break Bulk
USA / East Coast
→
Middle East (Gulf)
Transit: 25–35 days
Heavy machinery, oilfield equipment, industrial equipment, RoRo units
RoRo
Break Bulk
USA / East Coast
→
West Africa
Transit: 18–28 days
Construction equipment, agricultural machinery, breakbulk cargo
Break Bulk
USA / Gulf Coast
→
Latin America (South & Central)
Transit: 7–18 days
Vehicles, agricultural equipment, containers, RoRo units
RoRo
FCL
Europe
→
USA / East Coast & Gulf
Transit: 12–18 days
Yachts & boats, luxury vehicles, industrial equipment, project cargo
Break Bulk
RoRo
Middle East
→
USA
Transit: 28–38 days
Vehicles, breakbulk, industrial goods
Break Bulk
RoRo
Asia (Far East)
→
USA / West & East Coast
Transit: 18–35 days
Machinery, industrial equipment, containers
Break Bulk
FCL
USA
→
Asia (Far East)
Transit: 20–35 days
Agricultural machinery, industrial equipment, containers
Break Bulk
FCL
USA / Gulf Coast
→
Europe (North & West)
Transit: 14–21 days
Construction equipment, agricultural machinery, RVs, vehicles, project cargo
RoRo
Break Bulk
USA / East Coast
→
Middle East (Gulf)
Transit: 25–35 days
Heavy machinery, oilfield equipment, industrial equipment, RoRo units
RoRo
Break Bulk
USA / East Coast
→
West Africa
Transit: 18–28 days
Construction equipment, agricultural machinery, breakbulk cargo
Break Bulk
USA / Gulf Coast
→
Latin America (South & Central)
Transit: 7–18 days
Vehicles, agricultural equipment, containers, RoRo units
RoRo
FCL
USA
→
Asia (Far East)
Transit: 20–35 days
Agricultural machinery, industrial equipment, containers
Break Bulk
FCL
Europe
→
USA / East Coast & Gulf
Transit: 12–18 days
Yachts & boats, luxury vehicles, industrial equipment, project cargo
Break Bulk
RoRo
Middle East
→
USA
Transit: 28–38 days
Vehicles, breakbulk, industrial goods
Break Bulk
RoRo
Asia (Far East)
→
USA / West & East Coast
Transit: 18–35 days
Machinery, industrial equipment, containers
Break Bulk
FCL
USA / Gulf Coast
→
Europe (North & West)
Transit: 14–21 days
Construction equipment, agricultural machinery, RVs, vehicles, project cargo
RoRo
Break Bulk
USA / East Coast
→
Middle East (Gulf)
Transit: 25–35 days
Heavy machinery, oilfield equipment, industrial equipment, RoRo units
RoRo
Break Bulk
USA / Gulf Coast
→
Latin America (South & Central)
Transit: 7–18 days
Vehicles, agricultural equipment, containers, RoRo units
RoRo
FCL
Europe
→
USA / East Coast & Gulf
Transit: 12–18 days
Yachts & boats, luxury vehicles, industrial equipment, project cargo
Break Bulk
RoRo
Middle East
→
USA
Transit: 28–38 days
Vehicles, breakbulk, industrial goods
Break Bulk
RoRo
USA / Gulf Coast
→
Europe (North & West)
Transit: 14–21 days
Construction equipment, agricultural machinery, RVs, vehicles, project cargo
RoRo
Break Bulk
USA / East Coast
→
Middle East (Gulf)
Transit: 25–35 days
Heavy machinery, oilfield equipment, industrial equipment, RoRo units
RoRo
Break Bulk
USA / East Coast
→
West Africa
Transit: 18–28 days
Construction equipment, agricultural machinery, breakbulk cargo
Break Bulk
Europe
→
USA / East Coast & Gulf
Transit: 12–18 days
Yachts & boats, luxury vehicles, industrial equipment, project cargo
Break Bulk
RoRo
Middle East
→
USA
Transit: 28–38 days
Vehicles, breakbulk, industrial goods
Break Bulk
RoRo
Asia (Far East)
→
USA / West & East Coast
Transit: 18–35 days
Machinery, industrial equipment, containers
Break Bulk
FCL
USA
→
Asia (Far East)
Transit: 20–35 days
Agricultural machinery, industrial equipment, containers
Break Bulk
FCL
Example Ports for These Routes
North America
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Origin Hubs:
Houston, TX
Baltimore, MD
Charleston, SC
Jacksonville, FL
New York / Newark, NJ
Savannah, GA
New Orleans, LA
Los Angeles / Long Beach, CA
Origin Hubs:
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Bremerhaven, Germany
Antwerp, Belgium
Le Havre, France
Zeebrugge, Belgium
Southampton, UK
Barcelona, Spain
Origin Hubs:
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Jebel Ali (Dubai), UAE
Aqaba, Jordan
Sohar, Oman
Origin Hubs:
Dakar, Senegal
Lomé, Togo
Lagos (Apapa), Nigeria
Mombasa, Kenya
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Origin Hubs:
Veracruz, Mexico
Cartagena, Colombia
Callao, Peru
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Santos, Brazil
Origin Hubs:
Shanghai, China
Busan, South Korea
Singapore
Yokohama, Japan
Mumbai, India
Destination Hubs
Atlantic Project Cargo operates across all major global destination hubs, coordinating RoRo, Breakbulk, and FCL shipments to and from the USA, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
Our team manages cargo cut-off coordination, inland drayage to port, and customs clearance at the destination — ensuring your shipment moves seamlessly from origin to final delivery, regardless of the trade lane.
Transit times are approximate and vary by carrier, routing, and season. Contact our team for current schedule availability and confirmed ETD/ETA for your specific trade lane.
Supported Freight Services
Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo)
Designed for wheeled cargo including passenger vehicles, trucks, agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and self-propelled units. Cargo is driven directly onto the vessel deck.
Break Bulk & Heavy Lift
Used for oversized, non-containerised, or project cargo requiring crane loading and specialised handling procedures.
Full Container Load (FCL)
Dedicated containerised shipments offering secure and predictable international transit for commercial and industrial freight.
Specialised & Project Cargo
Customised logistics solutions for energy, mining, infrastructure, and industrial development projects requiring coordinated multimodal execution.
Understanding the Schedule
Shipping Terminology
ETD (Estimated Time of Departure)
The projected date when the vessel is scheduled to depart from the port of loading. Subject to change due to port congestion, operational adjustments, or weather conditions.
ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival)
The projected arrival date at the destination port. Provided for planning purposes; subject to change based on voyage progress and intermediate port calls.
Cargo Cut-Off Date
The deadline by which cargo must be physically delivered to the designated terminal prior to vessel departure.
Documentation Cut-Off
The final date for submitting Bill of Lading instructions and export documentation. Missing this deadline may result in the shipment rolling over to the next sailing.
Voyage Number
A unique identifier assigned to a specific vessel trip. Distinguishes between multiple sailings of the same vessel on the same route.
Port of Loading (POL)
The port where cargo is physically loaded onto the vessel.
Port of Discharge (POD)
The destination port where cargo is unloaded from the vessel.
Service Type
Indicates the freight format supported by the sailing — RoRo, Break Bulk, FCL, or Specialized. A single vessel may support multiple service types.
Plan Your International Shipment with Us
Reliable sailing schedules are critical for managing supply chain performance. Understanding departure windows and cut-off deadlines helps reduce port storage charges, avoid documentation delays, and align inland transport with vessel loading times.
Our logistics specialists will help to confirm schedule availability, review cargo specifications, and assist with booking coordination.
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FAQ
Schedules are reviewed and updated regularly based on carrier releases and operational confirmations. Departure dates remain subject to change due to port congestion or vessel adjustments.
All dates are estimates subject to operational conditions. Final confirmation is provided at the time of booking.
The cargo cut-off is the deadline by which freight must be delivered to the designated terminal and documentation submitted prior to vessel departure.
You may request a quote for any specific sailing. Our team will confirm availability and walk you through the booking requirements.
Yes. Atlantic Project Cargo coordinates inland trucking, port handling, customs clearance, and international documentation as part of our end-to-end logistics solutions.