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About Yang Ming

Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation, Yang Ming is a Taiwanese container liner provider founded in 1972. Yang Ming provides container shipping services in major trade lanes around the world including Asia-North Europe, Asia-Mediterranean, Trans-Pacific, Asia-Middle East, Trans-Atlantic and Asia services.

According to the fleet list for Q1 2026, Yang Ming's fleet includes 98 vessels for a total of 729,294 TEUs (including owned and chartered-in ships). Yang Ming provides its service independently as well as being part of the Premier Alliance with HMM and ONE in major East-West trade lanes.

Yang Ming's network serves major ports in Asia, Europe, North America, Mediterranean, and the Middle East. Yang Ming's East-West service network in 2026 includes services via the Cape of Good Hope route; however, some Asia-US routes still utilize the Panama Canal.

To find out Yang Ming schedule, Yang Ming vessel schedule, Yang Ming sailing schedule, please refer to Globy.

Yang Ming principal trades

  • Asia – North Europe
  • Asia – Mediterranean
  • Asia – North America West Coast
  • Asia – North America East Coast
  • Asia – Middle East
  • North Europe – North America
  • Asia – Intra-Asia

Main services and port rotations

Asia – North Europe
FE1Far East Europe 1
  1. Laem Chabang
  2. Cai Mep
  3. Singapore
  4. Rotterdam
  5. Hamburg
  6. Singapore
  7. Laem Chabang
Asia – Mediterranean
MD1Mediterranean 1
  1. Kaohsiung
  2. Ningbo
  3. Shanghai
  4. Shekou
  5. Singapore
  6. Damietta
  7. Piraeus
  8. Istanbul
  9. Izmit
  10. Mersin
  11. Damietta
  12. Singapore
  13. Kaohsiung
Asia – Mediterranean
MD4Mediterranean 4
  1. Pusan
  2. Ningbo
  3. Shanghai
  4. Nansha
  5. Yantian
  6. Singapore
  7. Gioia Tauro
  8. Genoa
  9. La Spezia
  10. Fos
  11. Barcelona
  12. Valencia
Asia – North America West Coast
PN1Pacific North 1
  1. Xiamen
  2. Kaohsiung
  3. Ningbo
  4. Nagoya
  5. Tokyo
  6. Tacoma
  7. Vancouver
  8. Tokyo
  9. Kobe
  10. Nagoya
  11. Kaohsiung
  12. Xiamen
Asia – North America West Coast
FP2Far East Pacific North 2
  1. Singapore
  2. Laem Chabang
  3. Cai Mep
  4. Haiphong
  5. Yantian
  6. Pusan
  7. Tacoma
  8. Vancouver
  9. Pusan
  10. Kaohsiung
  11. Shanghai
  12. Ningbo
  13. Yantian
  14. Singapore
Asia – North America East Coast
EC2U.S. East Coast 2
  1. Singapore
  2. Cai Mep
  3. Yantian
  4. Shanghai
  5. Pusan
  6. New York
  7. Savannah
  8. Charleston
  9. Rodman
  10. Singapore
Asia – Middle East
AG1Asia Gulf Express 1
  1. Dalian
  2. Xingang
  3. Qingdao
  4. Pusan
  5. Shanghai
  6. Ningbo
  7. Kaohsiung
  8. Shekou
  9. Singapore
  10. Jebel Ali
  11. Dammam
  12. Jubail
  13. Hamad
  14. Abu Dhabi
  15. Jebel Ali
  16. Sohar
  17. Singapore
  18. Pusan
  19. Dalian
Asia – Middle East
CGXChina Gulf Express
  1. Shanghai
  2. Ningbo
  3. Shekou
  4. Umm Qasr
  5. Jebel Ali
  6. Shanghai

Major Yang Ming transshipment hubs

HubCountryRoleVolume
SingaporeSingaporeMajor Southeast Asian and East-West connection hub44.66 million TEU
ShanghaiChinaMajor Northeast Asian gateway and Yang Ming service hub55.06 million TEU
BusanSouth KoreaNortheast Asian gateway and transshipment hub24.88 million TEU
ColomboSri LankaIndian Ocean and South Asian connection point8.29 million TEU
Panama port systemPanamaCentral American connection hub for Asia–U.S. East Coast and Trans-Atlantic services9.9 million TEU
Tangier MedMoroccoMediterranean–Atlantic connection point11.11 million TEU
ValenciaSpainWestern Mediterranean connection point5.66 million TEU

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

About Yang Ming Schedules

Use Yang Ming schedule on Globy to find available sailings per route and date. Simply choose the port of departure or destination and sailing date preference to see Yang Ming vessel schedule information for your shipment.

If it has multiple sailings, look at the dates you plan to depart and arrive compared to that of your shipping timeline. Delays in transit or different expected arrival dates for each departure can be accounted for using estimated transit time.

The Yang Ming sailing schedule shows vital points in evaluating what routes are possible. You can check departure and arrival ports, scheduled dates, vessel name, voyage information and estimated transit time depending upon your schedule data.

Yang Ming vessel scheduling is most effective when you are looking to compare multiple departures on the same port pair. Seeing the full sailing data helps you to understand at what time in each option, it is expected to be.

The dates shown in the schedule are forecasted operations that may change, so always check with the carrier before booking.

Frequently asked questions

Enter your origin and destination ports, select your preferred departure date, and choose Yang Ming. Globy will show available sailings and routing options. This makes it easier to check the Yang Ming sailing schedule and compare available departures.

Yes. Yang Ming operates direct services on several major trade lanes, including Asia–North Europe, Trans-Pacific and Trans-Atlantic routes. Select “Direct only” under Shipping routes to find direct Yang Ming services without transshipment.

Yes. Enter your preferred start and end dates to find Yang Ming sailings departing within your selected period. This is useful when comparing different Yang Ming vessel schedules for the same route.

Depending on the available schedule data, you can search by route, port, vessel or shipping line and compare planned departure and arrival dates, routing and estimated transit time. This allows users to compare different Yang Ming vessel schedule options for the same route.

Enter the city or terminal and specify the departure date range to find available Yang Ming sailings. You can use the Yang Ming schedule search to compare available departures connected with the selected port.

Type your ports of loading and discharge to see a comparison of available sailings with their scheduled departure and arrival dates. Globy will show the Yang Ming transit time for every available routing. Transit times might change due to operational necessities, weather conditions, port congestion and other factors.

No. Ocean schedules can change because of blank sailings, port omissions, vessel changes, congestion, weather and other operational factors. Schedule information should therefore be used for planning and confirmed before booking.

Search results are intended to help users find and compare sailings. They do not constitute a booking confirmation. Booking details should be confirmed with the carrier or logistics provider.

Yang Ming's U.S. carrier code (SCAC) is YMLU. SCAC codes are standard carrier identifiers used in shipping and logistics documentation. Yang Ming's own U.S. tariff system lists YMLU as its SCAC code.