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Changes in port rotations

The 2018 APEC meeting will be held in Port Moresby in November. The International Berth at the Motukea Terminal is being allocated for a cruise ship to accommodate APEC delegates and not vessels.

The Berth at the Motukea International Terminal will not be available for container vessels from 12th November until 18th November and as a consequence of this, ANL has made the decision to change the rotation of the vessel to avoid possible extended delays. The revised new schedule will now be Port Moresby, Lae, Kimbe, Rabaul, Townsville, Port Moresby for the Smiley Lady V1718N.

 

1618S PKG MY ETA Sun 21-Oct
SIN SG ETA Mon 22-Oct
JKT ID ETA Thu 25-Oct
ETD Fri 26-Oct
1718N POM PG ETA Thu 1-Nov
ETD Sun 4-Nov
LAE PG ETA Tue 6-Nov
ETD Wed7-Nov
KIM PG ETA Wed 7-Nov
ETD Thu 8-Nov
RAB PG ETA Fri 9-Nov
ETD Sat 10-Nov
TSV AU ETA Mon 12-Nov
ETD Wed 14-Nov
1818S PKG MY ETA Fri 23-Nov

 

Also, be advised that the Buxcliff V8137 will change port rotation and now call Sydney prior to Melbourne in order to mitigate delays from port congestion.

 

Revised dates are as follows:

Port Commence Cut Off ETD
FRE 15-Oct 19-Oct – 1400Hrs 20-Oct
SYD 22-Oct 26-Oct – 0600Hrs 28-Oct
MEL 24-Oct 29-Oct – 2200Hrs 31-Oct
ADL 24-Oct30-Oct – 2200Hrs 2-Nov

 





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