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About OOCL

Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) is an international container line headquartered in Hong Kong and belongs to Orient Overseas (International) Limited. The company runs a worldwide network linking Asia, Europe, the Americas, Africa and Oceania, and has about 130 offices in more than 100 main cities.

Services are provided in all main east-west and regional trade lanes such as Trans-Pacific, Asia-Europe, Trans-Atlantic, Asia-Africa, Asia-Latin America, Europe-Latin America, Australia/New Zealand and intra-Asia routes. OOCL's 2026 network contains plenty of dedicated loop services linking main ports and regional markets.

OOCL keeps expanding its fleet and renewing it. In 2025, the company received nine 16,828 TEU vessels. In 2026, the company started using its new 24,168 TEU methanol dual-fuel vessel OOCL Wisdom in Asia-North Europe LL1 service and ordered twelve 13,600 TEU LNG dual-fuel vessels to be delivered between 2028 and 2030.

Globy will help you to find OOCL sailing schedule, OOCL vessel schedule, or OOCL schedule by port and departure date.

OOCL principal trades

  • Trans-Pacific
  • Asia – Europe
  • Trans-Atlantic
  • Asia – Africa
  • Asia – Latin America
  • Europe – Latin America
  • Australia / New Zealand
  • Intra-Asia
  • Intra-Europe
  • Intra-America

Main services and port rotations

Asia – North Europe
  1. Shanghai
  2. Ningbo
  3. Qingdao
  4. Rotterdam
  5. Hamburg
  6. Antwerp
  7. Southampton
  8. Asia
Asia – Mediterranean
WM1Asia West Mediterranean 1
  1. Qingdao
  2. Shanghai
  3. Ningbo
  4. Kaohsiung
  5. Hong Kong
  6. Yantian
  7. Singapore
  8. Piraeus
  9. Genoa
  10. La Spezia
  11. Fos-sur-Mer
  12. Valencia
  13. Singapore
  14. Qingdao
Asia – Mediterranean
EM1Asia East Mediterranean & Black Sea
  1. Shanghai
  2. Ningbo
  3. Xiamen
  4. Shekou
  5. Nansha
  6. Singapore
  7. Valencia
  8. Piraeus
  9. Istanbul-Safi
  10. Istanbul-Ambarli
  11. Piraeus
  12. Port Klang
  13. Shanghai
Asia – North America
  1. Shanghai, Ningbo, Yantian, Xiamen, Busan, Singapore
  2. Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver, New York, Norfolk, Savannah, Charleston, Houston, Mobile
Trans-Atlantic
  1. Southampton, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremerhaven, Le Havre, Hamburg, Mediterranean
  2. New York, Norfolk, Baltimore, Savannah, Miami, Houston, New Orleans, Veracruz, Altamira, Los Angeles
Asia – Latin America
  1. Shanghai, Qingdao, Ningbo, Hong Kong, Singapore
  2. Manzanillo, Ensenada, Puerto Quetzal, San Antonio, Chancay, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Paranaguá, Itapoá, Navegantes, Cartagena, Kingston, Caucedo

Major OOCL transshipment hubs

HubCountryRoleVolume
ShanghaiChinaMajor Asia gateway and OOCL network hub55.06 million TEU
SingaporeSingaporeMajor Southeast Asian hub and global transshipment gateway44.66 million TEU
BusanSouth KoreaNortheast Asian gateway and major transshipment hub24.88 million TEU
RotterdamNetherlandsMajor North European gateway14.24 million TEU
Antwerp-BrugesBelgiumMajor European gateway connecting Asia-Europe and Atlantic services13.6 million TEU

The figures above are total port throughput, not OOCL cargo volume.

About OOCL Schedules

To find an OOCL departure on Globy, choose the origin port, destination port and date that match your shipment. The OOCL sailing schedule then shows the available options for the selected search.

If more than one departure is available, compare sailing dates as well as anticipated arrival dates. This comes in handy to use when a shipment needs to reach its destination in a specific time limit.

The schedule provides you with just the information you require to review each sailing. This includes, in no particular order, depending on the data at hand:

Origin and destination ports Departure and arrival dates Vessel name Voyage details Estimated transit time

The OOCL vessel schedule serves as a way to benchmark how long one sailing is expected to take against another. The full route information ensures, too, that no departure can be chosen without considering its likely arrival.

Dates and transit times can differ as schedules evolve from planned operations.

Consider a sailing that suits cargo readiness with the window needed for delivery. Using the free OOCL schedule, compare departure dates against expected arrivals and transit days and select which option fits the shipment best.

Frequently asked questions

Enter your origin and destination ports, select the preferred departure date and choose OOCL as the carrier. Globy shows available sailings, routing and schedule information. OOCL also provides an official sailing schedule search by origin and destination, with schedules updated regularly.

Yes. OOCL operates numerous direct services between major trading regions, including Asia–Europe, Trans-Pacific, Trans-Atlantic, Asia–Africa and Asia–Latin America. The exact direct connection depends on the selected ports and service loop.

Yes. You can search available OOCL sailings by departure date to identify suitable vessel schedules and planned departures. OOCL's online sailing schedule supports searches by origin, destination and service.

An OOCL vessel schedule can include the vessel name, voyage number, port rotation, planned departure and arrival dates, service loop and routing. OOCL publishes schedules by service and by territory, with sailing schedules and vessels subject to change.

Enter the loading and discharge ports and select a suitable date range. OOCL provides regional schedules for North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific markets, as well as an interactive sailing schedule.

Compare the planned departure and arrival dates for the selected OOCL sailing. Transit time depends on the specific origin, destination, service loop and routing, so checking the individual sailing is preferable to relying on a general route estimate.

No. OOCL states that sailing schedules and vessels are subject to change without prior notice. Changes can result from vessel operations, port conditions, schedule adjustments and other operational factors.

No. Globy helps users search and compare shipping schedules. A booking confirmation must be obtained through OOCL or the relevant freight service provider.

The commonly used SCAC code for Orient Overseas Container Line is OOLU. For a specific shipment or documentation requirement, verify the applicable carrier entity and code with OOCL or the booking documentation.