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Australia – Pacific Island Service – PIS – Schedule Delay – NPDL TAHITI Voy.2612N

28/05/2026

28/05/2026

Please be advised that the MV NPDL TAHITI Voy. 2612N is experiencing continued delays due to the extended completion of her maintenance works.

The vessel is currently undergoing repairs, and she is not yet ready to resume her onward voyage to Australia. As a result, the arrival timing into Brisbane remains subject to change, and we are closely monitoring the situation.

Brisbane receivals are temporarily paused until further notice. Cargo already delivered for this vessel may experience schedule adjustments.

Together with our partner, we are actively:

  • Reviewing alternative arrangements to support affected cargo
  • Adjusting booking plans to minimise disruption
  • Working towards a timely recovery of the vessel schedule

We expect to have more clarity shortly and will keep you updated as soon as further details, including revised schedules or contingency options, become available.

Our team remains available to support your shipment planning during this  period. Please reach out to your usual Swire Shipping contact for any assistance.

We appreciate your patience and continued support.

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