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Bangkok (THBKK) to New York (USNYC): sailing schedule and transit time

Port-to-port transit from Bangkok to New York is 39–52 days on the carriers’ published schedules. 5 sailings leave in the next 28 days on 1 carrier. Airlift’s own shipments on this route have taken 37–48 days.

Schedules published as of Sep 18

5sailings in the next four weeksSep 18 to Oct 16
1carrierson 3 carrier services
39–52 daysport-to-port transitmedian 46 days, as published
37–48 daystypical Airlift transitfrom Airlift’s own shipments, reviewed Sep 12
0direct sailingssame ship all the way, no transshipment
THBKKUSNYC
sea route (schematic) portNot a navigational chart.

About 20,901 km (11,286 nautical miles) by sea, measured along the map’s schematic line.

Sailings in the next four weeks

Schedules published as of Sep 18
DepartsArrivesDaysCarrierVessel / voyageRouting
Sep 23Nov 139Hapag-Lloyd (HLCU)—
THBKK→THLCH(TSX)→MYTPP(US4)→USNYC· 2 transshipments
Sep 23Nov 846Hapag-Lloyd (HLCU)—
THBKK→THLCH→MYTPP(US4)→USNYC· 2 transshipments
Sep 23Nov 1452Hapag-Lloyd (HLCU)—
THBKK→THLCH→SGSIN(AA7)→USNYC· 2 transshipments
Sep 30Nov 1546Hapag-Lloyd (HLCU)—
THBKK→THLCH→SGSIN(AA7)→USNYC· 2 transshipments
Oct 4Nov 1542Hapag-Lloyd (HLCU)—
THBKK→THLCH(TSX)→MYTPP(US4)→USNYC· 2 transshipments

Transit days run port to port, as the carrier publishes them. They don’t include the origin cut-off, customs release or delivery inland. 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.

Carrier services on this route

A carrier service is a carrier’s fixed loop of port calls, such as Hapag-Lloyd’s IEX. This list comes from the stops on the sailings above; the number is sailings on this route. Services seen on at least 3 sailings across Sealanes have their own page.

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Where these schedules come 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.

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.

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