Air Freight News

CMA CGM: Situation in Suez Canal update #3 (March 27, 2021)

Mar 29, 2021

Following the ongoing incident in the Suez Canal, CMA CGM Group is thoroughly monitoring the situation in close contact with its local teams and the Suez Canal’s authorities.

As of the morning of March 27, 2021, it seems that the situation is developing positively. Refloating attempts are being carried out by the owners of the vessel in coordination with Suez Canal Authorities. However, many vessels are currently waiting for passage through Suez Canal.

Queuing vessels

Please see below the list of CMA CGM and partner vessels currently impacted:

The list of impacted vessels will be regularly updated at www.cma-cgm.com

For your cargo in transit, we are working on our schedule recovery plans after transit passage to limit delay at destination.

Diverted vessels

To mitigate the impact of the incident on your shipments, the CMA CGM Group has decided to divert some vessels around the Cape of Good Hope. Please see below the list of diverted vessels. Regular updates of this list will be available on www.cma-cgm.com

Alternatives for cargo yet to be loaded

For cargo yet to be loaded, we are considering alternative maritime routes, rail services or airfreight solutions with CMA CGM AIR CARGO. We’ll keep you updated as these options become available.

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