Current status across the network, anything open right now, and how long previous disruptions actually took to clear. If you have freight already moving, you should hear from us directly rather than finding it here.
All regions operating. No open disruptions on services we run. Individual shipments can still be affected by local conditions — your booking is always more specific than this page.
A region shows as operating unless there is an open entry for it in the board below. The two always agree — if something is disrupted here, it is listed there with what we are doing about it.
North, Central and South America, including intra-regional road and air.
Operating No detail pageWestern, Central and Eastern Europe, plus UK and Ireland services.
Operating No detail pageNorth, West, East and Southern Africa, including inland corridors.
Operating No detail pageEast and South East Asia, South Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
Operating No detail pageResolved entries stay up rather than being deleted. It is the only honest way to answer the question people actually have when something goes wrong — not "what is broken", but "how long is this likely to take".
Disruptions affecting transit or capacity on services we run appear here while they are live.
Nothing on our network is currently disrupted. That does not mean every individual shipment is on time — local conditions, customs queries and missed connections all happen without becoming a network event. For a specific consignment, check the tracking or call the desk.
Closed entries stay here with the dates they ran between, so you can see how long each one actually took.
As disruptions are opened and closed, they will build up here with their real durations attached — which over time becomes a far more useful guide than any estimate we could give you in advance.
A status page is for people deciding whether to book. If you already have freight moving, the update should reach you — not sit here waiting to be discovered by someone who thought to check.
If something changes on a consignment we are carrying for you, it comes from your contact at OPS. This page is the general position; your booking is the specific one.
Told at the point options remain, not after the date has gone. An update that arrives too late to act on is a report, not a warning.
Never just the problem. What can be done, what each route costs, and which one we would take if the shipment were ours.
"We are waiting on confirmation and will call you this afternoon" beats silence, and beats a confident estimate we cannot stand behind.
Most carrier status pages fill up with things that do not affect anybody, which trains people to stop reading them. This one has a deliberately narrow remit.
It can tell you the general position. It cannot tell you what to do about the container you have on the water right now — that depends on where it sits, what is in it and what you agreed with your buyer. Call with the booking reference and you get a specific answer, at any hour.
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