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Wan Hai Lines is pleased to announce the launch of China - India Service VI 'CI6 service' on 15th November, 2020. This new service will help to expand Wan Hai Lines network in North China and West India.

This service will be jointly operated with Sinokor Merchant Marine Co., Ltd., Heung A Line Co. Ltd., Interasia Lines and Feedertech Pte Ltd, by using 6 vessels with nominal capacity of 4,250 TEU. Wan Hai Lines will deploy 2 vessels, while Sinokor / Heung A / Interasia Lines / Feedertech will operate 1 vessel each.

CI6 maiden voyage

CI6 maiden voyage will commence from Dalian port on 15th November, 2020, it will be a 42-day fixed round trip schedule.

The port rotation will be: Dalian – Shanghai – Ningbo – Hong Kong – Shekou – Singapore - Port Kelang West Port – Port Kelang North Port – Colombo – Nhava Sheva – Mundra – Port Kelang North Port – Shekou – Dalian.

Better frequency and coverage

Wan Hai Lines is confident that the new service will provide customers with better frequency and service coverage between China / South East Asia / Sri Lanka and India.

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