September16 , 2026

    2M Alliance announces blank sailings on Transpacific services

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    2M Alliance of Maersk and MSC has announced several blank sailings on its Transpacific services due to the ongoing congestion at ports across the US East Coast caused by the recent East and Gulf Coast port work stoppage.

    The two companies have published the following blank sailings:

    Asia to US East Coast

    Service Vessel / Voyage Voyage First Port / Proforma ETD
    TP11/Elephant
    Maersk Sydney
    443W
    Laem Chabang / October 27
    TP16/Emerald
    MSC Texas
    444E
    Xiamen / October 31
    TP88/Pelican
    MSC Bridgeport
    444E
    Xiamen / October 31
    TP18/ Lone Star
    MSC Long Beach
    445E
    Shanghai / November 9

     

    US East Coast to Asia

    Service Vessel / Voyage Voyage First Port / Proforma ETD
    TP11/Elephant
    Maersk Sydney
    450E
    Newark / December 15
    TP16/Emerald
    MSC Texas
    449W
    Savannah / December 8
    TP88/Pelican
    MSC Bridgeport
    449W
    Houston / December 7
    TP18/ Lone Star
    MSC Long Beach
    450W
    Mobile / December 11

     

    “The situation is significantly impacting port operations, leading to delays in cargo handling times and a buildup of vessels waiting at the ports,” said MSC in an advisory. “This delay significantly impacts the ability of the vessels listed below to return to Asia in time to resume their rotation.”