Blank Sailing
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A sailing that has been canceled by the carrier is known as a blank sailing (void sailing). It can involve skipping one port or canceling the entire string.
A string is a collection of weekly ports that a carrier serves. For example, a string might include ports like Los Angeles, Oakland, Shanghai, and Ningbo. It follows a specific schedule with designated departure days for each port.
If your cargo was scheduled for a canceled sailing, it will be moved to the next available sailing. Your Beeontrade team will adjust your shipment schedule and keep you updated through the app.
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