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APL updates West Asia Express service

APL informs that the West Asia Express (WAX) service will be merged with the Gulf Asia Express (GAX) service to offer additional calls to Xingang, Busan and Sohar.

The last sailing of GAX will be CMA CGM AQUILA, ETA Xingang 18 July 2018.

WAX new rotation
Xingang – Busan – Qingdao – Shanghai – Shekou – Singapore – Sohar – Jebel Ali – Doha – Dammam – Jubail – Singapore – Xingang

Effective Voyage
CMA CGM COCHIN v.306, ETA Xingang 26 July 2018

Click for more information on the enhanced WAX

The APL Advantage

  • Best in class transit time from China to Gulf ports of Sohar, Jebel Ali, Dammam and direct access to Doha (Hamad Port)
  • Stable connection from Japan to Gulf via Shekou
  • Access to APL’s extensive Middle East feeder network via Jebel Ali
  • Direct access for Jubail exports to Singapore and North China

APL will continue serving Ningbo market on 4 other Gulf strings. With the enhanced WAX, APL’s Asia-Gulf services offers comprehensive coverage and competitive transit times across key ports in the Far East and Gulf. Click here for more information on all Asia-Gulf services.

For more information, please contact your local APL representative.





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