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Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced its Transpacific service starting from February 2025 which will deploy 16 core weekly services.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe emphasis will be on quality end-to-end direct services with high schedule reliability. The core products will include sufficient sea speed buffers and are designed so that the impact of Hapag’s departure in 2025 will have a minimal impact on ONE’s network and customers over the post-CNY disengagement period,\u201d Jeremy Nixon, CEO of ONE said.<\/p>\n
The Transpacific product consists of 16 main services:<\/p>\n
Asia – US West Coast South<\/strong><\/p>\n FP1 (Far East \u2013 Pacific 1): From Europe – Singapore – Kobe \u2013 Nagoya \u2013 Tokyo \u2013 Los Angeles\/Long Beach \u2013 Oakland \u2013 Tokyo \u2013 Shimizu \u2013 Kobe \u2013 Nagoya \u2013 Tokyo \u2013 Singapore \u2013 To Europe<\/p>\n PS3 (Pacific South 3): Nhava Sheva \u2013 Pipavav \u2013 Colombo \u2013 Port Kelang \u2013 Singapore \u2013 Cai Mep \u2013 Haiphong \u2013 Yantian \u2013 Los Angeles\/Long Beach \u2013 Oakland \u2013 Tokyo \u2013 Pusan \u2013 Shanghai (Waigaoqiao) \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Shekou \u2013 Singapore \u2013 Port Kelang \u2013 Nhava Sheva<\/p>\n PS4 (Pacific South 4): Xiamen \u2013 Yantian \u2013 Kaohsiung \u2013 Keelung \u2013 Los Angeles\/Long Beach \u2013 Oakland \u2013 Keelung \u2013 Kaohsiung \u2013 Xiamen<\/p>\n PS6 (Pacific South 6): Qingdao \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Los Angeles\/Long Beach \u2013 Oakland \u2013 Kobe \u2013 Qingdao<\/p>\n PS7 (Pacific South 7): Singapore \u2013 Laem Chabang \u2013 Cai Mep \u2013 Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Los Angeles\/Long Beach \u2013 Oakland \u2013 Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Singapore<\/p>\n PS8 (Pacific South 8): Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Kwangyang \u2013 Pusan \u2013 Los Angeles\/Long Beach \u2013 Oakland \u2013 Pusan \u2013 Kwangyang \u2013 Incheon \u2013 Shanghai (Yangshan)<\/p>\n AP1 (Asia Pacific 1): Haiphong \u2013 Cai Mep \u2013 Shekou \u2013 Xiamen \u2013 Taipei \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Los Angeles\/Long Beach \u2013 Oakland \u2013 Shekou \u2013 Haiphong<\/p>\n AHX (Asia Hawaii Express): Pusan \u2013 Yokohama \u2013 Honolulu \u2013 Pusan<\/p>\n Asia – US West Coast North<\/strong><\/p>\n PN1 (Pacific North 1): Xiamen \u2013 Kaohsiung \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Nagoya \u2013 Tokyo \u2013 Tacoma \u2013 Vancouver \u2013 Tokyo \u2013 Kobe \u2013 Nagoya \u2013 Xiamen<\/p>\n PN2 (Pacific North 2): Singapore \u2013 Laem Chabang \u2013 Cai Mep \u2013 Haiphong \u2013 Yantian \u2013Vancouver \u2013 Tacoma \u2013 Tokyo \u2013 Kobe \u2013Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Singapore<\/p>\n PN3 (Pacific North 3): Qingdao \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Pusan \u2013Vancouver \u2013 Tacoma \u2013 Pusan \u2013 Qingdao<\/p>\n Asia – US East Coast<\/strong><\/p>\n EC1 (US East Coast 1): Kaohsiung \u2013 Yantian \u2013 Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Pusan \u2013 (Panama) – New York \u2013 Norfolk \u2013 Savannah \u2013 (Panama) \u2013 Balboa \u2013 Kaohsiung<\/p>\n EC2 (US East Coast 2): Xiamen \u2013 Yantian \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Pusan \u2013 (Panama) \u2013 Manzanillo \u2013 Savannah \u2013 Charleston \u2013 Wilmington \u2013 Norfolk \u2013 Manzanillo \u2013 (Panama) \u2013 Pusan \u2013 Xiamen<\/p>\n EC5 (US East Coast 5): Laem Chabang \u2013 Cai Mep \u2013 Singapore \u2013 Colombo \u2013 (Suez) \u2013 Halifax \u2013 New York \u2013 Savannah \u2013 Jacksonville \u2013 Charleston \u2013 Norfolk \u2013 New York \u2013 Halifax \u2013 (Suez) \u2013 Singapore \u2013 Laem Chabang<\/p>\n EC6 (US East Coast 6): Kaohsiung \u2013 Hong Kong \u2013 Yantian \u2013 Ningbo \u2013 Shanghai (Yangshan) \u2013 Pusan \u2013 (Panama) – Houston \u2013 Mobile \u2013 (Panama) \u2013 Rodman \u2013 Kaohsiung<\/p>\n WIN (West India North America): Bin Qasim \u2013 Hazira \u2013 Nhava Sheva \u2013 Mundra \u2013 Damietta \u2013 Algeciras \u2013 New York \u2013 Savannah \u2013 Jacksonville \u2013 Charleston \u2013 Norfolk \u2013 Damietta \u2013 Jeddah \u2013 Bin Qasim<\/p>\n<\/div>\n maritime professional<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced its Transpacific service starting from February 2025 which will deploy 16 core weekly services. \u201cThe emphasis will be on quality end-to-end direct services with high schedule reliability. 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