On 28 March 2024 Ocean Network Express (ONE) announced its new Transpacific service is due to start in February 2025.
In alignment with the company’s established planning cycle for the shipment year, services are usually unveiled in the fourth quarter.
However, many Transpacific customers possess contracts extending beyond February 2025. So the 2025 Transpacific product overview has been produced.
The Transpacific product consists of 16 main services:
Eight covering the Asia-US West Coast South route, including Pacific South and an Asia Hawaii Express service;
Three Asia Pacific services, operating from Asia to the US West Coast North, made up of three Pacific North services with calls at Singapore, Yantian, Vancouver, Tacoma, Tokyo and Shanghai
Five Asia to US East Coast routes, operating from Kaohsiung, Yantian, Shanghai and Ningbo and linking New York, Savannah and Balboa, as well as a West India-North America service.
Following the long-term partnership with HMM and YML within THEA scope on the Pacific, and the addition of the already announced ONE independent WIN and AP1 services from April 2024, ONE will deploy 16 core weekly services on the Trans-Pacific trade from February 2025.
The emphasis will be on 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.
About Ocean Network Express (ONE)
Ocean Network Express (ONE) was incepted on July 7, 2017 following the liner service integrations of Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K LINE), Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) and Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK). The new entity functions from its global headquarter in Singapore, supported by regional headquarters in Hong Kong, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States and Brazil.
Operating more than 230 vessels, it offers an expeditious and a reliable international network of over 180 services to 120 countries and beyond. ONE is the world’s sixth largest container carrier with a fleet size of approximately 1.8 million TEU. ONE is a member of THE Alliance (THEA), a global ocean carrier consortium.
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