Hapag-Lloyd Golden Week Holidays Schedule Update for North East Asia Australia Express (NAX)
Sep 11, 2020Hapag-Lloyd announced that in view of weaker demand during the forthcoming Golden Week Holidays, they will implement the following blank sailing on the North East Asia Australia Express (NAX) :
MV “Hyundai Premium” Voyage 071S/N
- ETA Pusan, Korea on October 5, 2020
- ETA Sydney, Australia on October 26, 2020
In addition, in view of accumulative schedule delays due to bad weather and port congestions, in order for schedule recovery, effective from MV “Hyundai Premium” Voyage 071S/N, all of their vessels in the NAX will slide down by two weeks.
Append are the vessel schedules before and after the blank sailing:
MV “Wide Hotel” Voyage 079S/N
- ETA Pusan, Korea on October 2, 2020
- ETA Sydney, Australia on October 2, 2020
MV “Hyundai Goodwill” Voyage 100S/N
- ETA Pusan, Korea on October 12, 2020
- ETA Sydney, Australia on November 2, 2020
MV “Hyundai Premium” Voyage 071S/N
- ETA Pusan, Korea on October 19, 2020
- ETA Sydney, Australia on November 9, 2020
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