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Australia

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Lifting Cargo
APL has been moving cargo in and out of Australia since 1875.

APL offers three services to and from Australia. The Asia Australia Express service accesses all the nation's major ports: Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Fremantle; while the Wallaby Express service calls only the western port of Fremantle. The Australia China Express connects Australia's major east coast ports with North and South China and Taiwan. An overview of APL's Australia services can be viewed here.

The APL Advantage

  • Fast, consistent transits to and from all the major ports of Australia, providing additional cut-offs for customers
  • Direct calls at major Chinese ports of Shanghai, Chiwan, Hong Kong and Xiamen
  • Connections at the key ports of Singapore, Port Klang and Kaohsiung for access to APL's global service network
AAX: Asia Australia Express Printable Map(PDF)  
Port Rotation: Singapore - Westport - Fremantle - Brisbane - Sydney - Melbourne - Adelaide - Fremantle - Singapore
Highlights: One of the fastest routes that connects the major ports of Australia to Southeast Asia via Singapore
CAN/CAS: China Australia North/South Services Printable Map(PDF)  
Port Rotation:
CAS: Kaohsiung - Yantian - Hong Kong - Melbourne - Sydney - Brisbane - Kaohsiung
CAN: Yokohama - Osaka - Pusan - Qingdao - Shanghai - Ningbo - Melbourne - Sydney - Brisbane - Yokohama
Highlights: Direct Hong Kong and Kaohsiung calls provide extensive connections from the other East Asian markets of Japan and Philippines as well as North America and Mexico to Australia
WBX: Wallaby Express Printable Map(PDF)
Port Rotation: Singapore - Fremantle - Singapore
Highlights: Express 6-day service between Fremantle and Singapore that connects to APL's extensive global network via Singapore


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