Carrier services calling Rio de Janeiro
A carrier service is a carrier’s fixed loop of port calls, such as Hapag-Lloyd’s IEX. A service counts as calling here when one of its published sailings loads, transships or discharges cargo at Rio de Janeiro. Services seen on at least 3 sailings have their own page.
| Service | Carrier | Calls | Loading | Transshipment | Discharge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEC | Hapag-Lloyd | 3 | 3 | — | — |
| AN2 | ONE (Ocean Network Express) | 3 | 3 | — | — |
| ESA2 | CMA CGM | 1 | 1 | — | — |
| IN2 | CMA CGM | 1 | 1 | — | — |
Scheduled arrivals and departures at Rio de Janeiro
Every arrival and departure at Rio de Janeiro on the sailings published Sep 18. A call that several carriers or routes share appears once. Dates are the carriers’ published schedule and change without notice.
| Date | Event | Vessel / voyage | Carrier | Service | From / to | Routes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 19 | Departure | CMA CGM RABELAIS | CMA CGM | — | COCTG | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Sep 20 | Departure | COSCO SHIPPING URUGUAY | CMA CGM | — | CNSGH | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Sep 21 | Departure | NC BRAVO | Hapag-Lloyd | — | BRSSZ | BRRIO → USBAL, BRRIO → USHOU, BRRIO → USLAX |
| Sep 22 | Departure | MAERSK KARUN | Maersk | — | COCTG | BRRIO → USBAL, BRRIO → USHOU |
| Sep 22 | Departure | MAERSK MONTE ALEGRE | Hapag-Lloyd | SEC | USNYC | BRRIO → USNYC |
| Sep 26 | Departure | ship not named | Hapag-Lloyd | — | BRSSZ | BRRIO → USBAL, BRRIO → USHOU, BRRIO → USLAX |
| Sep 29 | Departure | MAERSK CHAMBAL | Maersk | — | COCTG | BRRIO → USBAL, BRRIO → USHOU |
| Sep 29 | Departure | STEPHANIE C | Hapag-Lloyd | SEC | USNYC | BRRIO → USNYC |
| Oct 1 | Departure | ship not named | Hapag-Lloyd | — | BRSSZ | BRRIO → USBAL, BRRIO → USHOU, BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 1 | Departure | FELIXSTOWE | ONE (Ocean Network Express) | AN2 | USLAX | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 4 | Departure | CMA CGM PUCCINI | CMA CGM | — | COCTG | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 5 | Departure | CMA CGM OSMIUM | CMA CGM | — | CNSGH | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 6 | Departure | MAERSK FORTALEZA | Hapag-Lloyd | SEC | USNYC | BRRIO → USNYC |
| Oct 6 | Departure | MSC DAMLA | Maersk | — | COCTG | BRRIO → USBAL, BRRIO → USHOU |
| Oct 8 | Departure | COSCO SHIPPING CHILE | CMA CGM | ESA2 | CNSGH | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 8 | Departure | LONCOMILLA | ONE (Ocean Network Express) | AN2 | USLAX | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 11 | Departure | ALESSIA | CMA CGM | — | COCTG | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 13 | Departure | ship not named | Hapag-Lloyd | — | BRSSZ | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 13 | Departure | MAERSK CHACHAI | Maersk | — | COCTG | BRRIO → USBAL, BRRIO → USHOU |
| Oct 14 | Departure | COSCO SHIPPING ARGENTINA | CMA CGM | IN2 | CNSGH | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 15 | Departure | SPYROS V | ONE (Ocean Network Express) | AN2 | USLAX | BRRIO → USLAX |
| Oct 16 | Departure | CMA CGM IRON | CMA CGM | — | CNSGH | BRRIO → USLAX |
Sailings from Rio de Janeiro
Sailings to Rio de Janeiro
None of the Airlift routes ends at Rio de Janeiro.
Carriers calling Rio de Janeiro
Ships calling Rio de Janeiro
The number after each ship is its scheduled calls at Rio de Janeiro. Ships named on at least 3 published sailings have their own page.
Local time at Rio de Janeiro
Cut-offs, gate hours and the carrier’s local office all run on the port’s clock. Check it before you promise a delivery date.
Source: IANA time zone database, using the zone that covers the port itself, so the offset follows daylight saving time. The clock itself runs on your device.
Container terminals at Rio de Janeiro
The terminals that handle container ships here: useful for knowing which gate your trucker goes to and which terminal code to quote on a booking. The carrier, not the port, decides which terminal your ship uses.
| Code | Terminal | Operator |
|---|---|---|
| LIBRJ | ICTSI RIO BRASIL TERMINAL 1 | ICTSI RIO BRASIL TERMINAL |
| MROP | MULTI RIO OPERACOES PORTUARIA SA | MULTI RIO OPERACOES PORTUARIA SA |
The carriers on the Airlift routes publish the port on their schedules, not the terminal, so none of the terminals above is marked as called. Ask us and we’ll confirm the terminal for your booking.
Source: SMDG Terminal Code List, edition of 2026-06-09, republished every few weeks (CC-BY 4.0); which terminals the carriers name comes from their published schedules, updated Sep 18.
Nearby ports you could ship through instead
If space, a cut-off or the rate at Rio de Janeiro doesn’t work, these nearby ports on the Airlift routes are worth a look.
No other port on the Airlift routes is close enough to Rio de Janeiro to load the same cargo.
Source: the two ports' own coordinates for the distance (straight-line, not by road or sea), and the carriers’ published schedules for the services that call at both, updated Sep 18.
About Rio de Janeiro (BRRIO)
- UN/LOCODE profile: BRRIO in the port-code finder
- Position -22.87, -43.22 (OpenStreetMap)
- Lane guide: Brazil to USA
Ship through Rio de Janeiro
Where this data comes from
Sailing dates, ships and port calls come from the carriers’ own published schedules and cover departures in the next four weeks; your browser checks the schedule feed again each time 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 labeled “Airlift history” are the typical range on Airlift’s own shipments on that lane. Sea lines on the maps are schematic, not exact tracks.
The carriers’ schedules don’t include berth or dwell times, so this page doesn’t show them. The terminal list comes from the SMDG Terminal Code List and the time zone from the port’s coordinates; neither tells you which terminal a given ship will use. Schedules published as of Sep 18, method checked Sep 18. For planning only. Schedules, routings and ship assignments change without notice, so confirm with your carrier or with Airlift before you book. Nothing on these pages is a rate, a guarantee of space or a guaranteed transit time.