As countries implement bankruptcy protection for Hanjin, more vessels are able to avoid arrest, berth at their destination ports around the globe, and start to discharge cargo. 

We are monitoring the live movements of Hanjin vessels. From September 1 – 22, 36 Hanjin container vessels have berthed at 27 container ports in 19 countries, involving 52 vessel arrivals in total. In addition to Busan, which is the key ‘safe’ port with the most vessel arrivals, three Hanjin vessels arrived at Oakland and at Tokyo during this period. The chart below shows the detailed vessel arrival count.

View the latest positions and schedules for Hanjin vessels at: visibility.cargosmart.com/en/vesseltrack/.

We are also offering free tools to help you closely monitor your shipments on Hanjin vessels. Learn more: www.bigschedules.com/#!/hanjin-tracking

Super Typhoon Meranti hit Kaohsiung on September 14. Damages were report and cargo operations at the Port of Kaohsiung was affected. Meranti is approaching Xiamen on September 15. Vessels may not be able to berth, shift or sail from the affected port.

We are monitoring the situation and its impact on the schedules of vessels heading to the two container ports. The following 24 container vessels with an original estimated time of arrival to Kaohsiung on September 14, and 23 container vessels with an original estimated time of arrival to Xiamen on September 15 may be affected by the typhoon:

Check the live movements and latest schedules of affected container vessels at https://visibility.cargosmart.com/en/vesseltrack/

On September 6, a US court granted Hanjin bankruptcy protection to clear the way for vessels to unload cargo at US ports without the risk of vessel arrest. Three Hanjin container vessels are waiting outside the Port of Long Beach. Two additional vessels are approaching the US from Asia.

Approaching Vessels:
HANJIN GDYNIA - Shanghai to Long Beach
HANJIN JUNGIL - Busan to Long Beach

Stationary Vessels:
HANJIN BOSTON - Southern California
HANJIN GREECE - Southern California
HANJIN MONTEVIDEO - Southern California

View the latest positions and schedules for Hanjin vessels at: visibility.cargosmart.com/en/vesseltrack/.

We are also offering free tools to help you closely monitor your shipments on Hanjin vessels. Learn more: www.bigschedules.com/#!/hanjin-tracking

Hanjin Shipping filed for receivership after losing the support of Korea Development Bank. Several ports have blocked access to Hanjin’s vessels. We reviewed Hanjin’s vessel schedules and live vessel movements on August 31 - September 1. 

Among the 88 container vessels in Hanjin’s fleet, 52 vessels missed their schedules. 46 vessels with an original estimated time of arrival on August 31 - September 1 have not yet arrived at their next scheduled port. Six vessels with an original estimated time of departure on August 31 - September 1 have not yet departed from the ports.

We will continue to monitor the situation and report updates here. Check your vessels’ current positions and latest schedules at visibility.cargosmart.com/en/vesseltrack/.

We are also offering free tools to help you closely monitor your shipments on Hanjin vessels. Learn more: www.bigschedules.com/#!/hanjin-tracking

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