Liikennetiedotteet

MS Finnsea has a delayed ETA in Rostock on Friday 13.11. at 19:00 (instead of 18:00)

The delay is due to strong headwinds during the voyage to Rostock.

We regret to inform you that MS Finneco 2 has been further delayed due to port congestion and will not operate according to the previously communicated schedule.

Please find below the vessel’s updated itinerary:

• Zeebrugge PSA: ETA Fri 6.11. at 22:00 – ETS Sat 7.11. at 13:00
• Antwerp: ETA Sat 07.11. at 22:00 – ETS Sun 08.11. at 14:00
• Hanko: ETA Wed 11..11. at 21:00 – ETS Thu 12.11. at 2:00
• Helsinki: ETA Thu 12.11. at 8:00 – ETS  at 22:30
• Kotka: ETA Fri 13.11. at 6:00 – ETS Sat 14.11. at 22:00
• Gdynia: ETA Sun 15.11. at 23:00 – ETS Mon 16.11. at 4:00
• Antwerp: ETA Thu 19.11. at 6:00 – ETS at 14:00
• Sheerness: ETA Fri 20.11. at 2:00 – ETS at 14:00
• Zeebrugge: ETA Fri 20.11. at 23:00 – ETS Sat 21.11. at 23:00
• Bilbao: ETA Mon 23.11. at 20:00 – ETS Tue 24.11. at 14:00

Travemunde-Helsinki

MS Finnlady has a delayed ETA in Helsinki Sunday 12.7. at 11:00 (instead of 10:00).

The delay is due to late departure from Travemunde 11.7. at 04:00.

Due to the ongoing disruption caused by the pilots taking their maximum statutory rest hours, our vessel schedules continue to be significantly impacted.

To date, more than 100 vessels have already been affected.

For the Finneco 2 Northbound voyage, we are currently considering cancelling this week’s Antwerp call (scheduled for Thursday,July 2nd) and routing all export cargo via Zeebrugge instead.

This measure is intended to minimize service disruption for our customers while protecting the long-term schedule integrity of the service.

At present, operations in Zeebrugge have been less affected than those in Antwerp.

Should this decision be confirmed, export cargo can be delivered to Zeebrugge (Thursday closing) instead of Antwerp.

However, as further discussions between the political authorities and the pilots’ representatives are scheduled for this afternoon, we remain hopeful that a workable solution will be reached, allowing operations to return to normal as soon as possible.

For this reason, a final decision whether to cancel or maintain the Antwerp port call will be made tomorrow morning, based on the outcome of today’s meeting between parties.

To provide you with as much flexibility as possible, we would already like to inform you that, if you are planning to deliver export cargo for shipment during today or tomorrow, you may choose to deliver your cargo to Zeebrugge instead of Antwerp.

Should the Antwerp call ultimately be cancelled, cargo delivered to Zeebrugge will be shipped as planned, ensuring that your cargo can still depart from Belgium this week.

We will communicate our final decision tomorrow morning and keep you informed of any further developments.

The road tunnel in Vuosaari  is being renovated and the tunnel is not in use for the time being.

Please read more about the traffic arrangements.