Ocean carrier sailing schedules
SchedulesMCP has live schedule connectors for 17 ocean carriers — forward sailings normalised into one shape, plus observed on-time reliability wherever there are enough tracked arrivals to score it honestly. Pick a carrier, or jump straight into comparing a lane.
| Carrier | SCAC | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Maersk | MAEU | global east–west and north–south trades via dated point-to-point schedules |
| MSC | MSCU | the widest global network of any line, across every major east–west and regional trade |
| CMA CGM | CMDU | global Ocean Alliance trades plus a deep Mediterranean and West Africa network |
| COSCO | COSU | global Ocean Alliance trades with especially dense Asia–Europe and transpacific coverage |
| Hapag-Lloyd | HLCU | global trades run through the Gemini Cooperation hub-and-spoke network with Maersk |
| ONE | ONEY | global Premier Alliance trades across Asia, Europe and the Americas |
| Yang Ming | YMLU | Premier Alliance east–west trades and a strong intra-Asia and transpacific network |
| OOCL | OOLU | global Ocean Alliance trades as part of the COSCO Shipping group |
| HMM | HDMU | Premier Alliance east–west trades plus intra-Asia services |
| ZIM | ZIMU | asset-light niche trades — transpacific, Atlantic, and Mediterranean express services |
| SITC | SITC | a dense intra-Asia and Greater China feeder and mainline network |
| TS Lines | TSLL | intra-Asia trades across Greater China, Southeast Asia, Japan and Korea |
| RCL | RCLS | intra-Asia feeder and mainline services across Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent |
| KMTC | KMTC | intra-Asia trades with a strong Korea, China, Southeast Asia and India network |
| Tarros | GETU | short-sea Mediterranean trades across roughly 40 Med ports |
| Seaboard Marine | SMLU | US, Caribbean, and Latin America trades |
| Swire Shipping | SWBC | Asia-Pacific and Pacific Islands trades |
This list is exactly the carriers with a live schedule connector today — no thin doorway pages for lines we don't actually cover. It grows as new connectors go live.
Ocean carrier schedules — FAQ
Which ocean carriers does SchedulesMCP cover?
SchedulesMCP has live schedule connectors for the ocean carriers listed on this page — including Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM, COSCO, Hapag-Lloyd, ONE, Yang Ming, OOCL, HMM, ZIM and more. The list is exactly the lines with a working live connector today, not thin doorway pages, and it grows as new connectors go live.
How are the carrier sailing schedules sourced?
Each carrier's forward sailings come from that line's own e-service or published schedule API, then are normalised into one common shape so every carrier reads the same and can be ranked side by side on a lane.
How does SchedulesMCP score a carrier as reliable?
Once a lane has enough tracked port calls, SchedulesMCP compares each actual arrival against the scheduled arrival and reports the observed on-time rate plus median and p90 transit. Thin lanes are shown as low-sample rather than given an invented score, so any number you see is real.
How do I find the most reliable carrier for my route?
Open any carrier page for detail, or go straight to the Compare tool, enter your origin and destination, and see every carrier on that exact lane ranked by observed on-time reliability and transit time before you book.