Airlift Sealanes: ocean sailing schedules, carriers and transit times by route

From the carriers’ own published sailing schedules, read through the same feed that powers Airlift’s vessel schedule and transit-time tools. Each route page lists departures for the four weeks after the date shown on the page, and your browser checks the feed again when you open it, so the list stays current.

It is a carrier’s fixed loop of port calls, with a set group of ships rotating around it. Each service has a short code, such as IEX or TP6. Sealanes reads that code from every stop of a published sailing and groups the sailings, ships and port calls under it, so you can see the regular rhythm your cargo would travel on.

Because it has appeared on fewer than three published sailings across the routes Sealanes covers, which is too little to be useful. Its name still shows in the sailing table, just without a link.

It shows every carrier on a route side by side instead of one carrier at a time. It also keeps a dated copy you can cite, and it sits next to Airlift’s own transit history, duty tools and quote desk. It is not a booking system and does not show rates.

The routes on Airlift’s shipping-lane guides: the India, China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, Brazil, Belgium and Italy lanes to and from the United States and Canada. For any other pair of seaports, use the route planner. It asks the live schedule feed for their sailings but keeps no dated copy.