CMA CGM SURABAYA

CMA CGM SURABAYA (IMO: 9412830) is a Cargo vessel sailing under the Malta flag. It has an overall length of 564 feets and a beam of 89 feets.

CMA CGM SURABAYA

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Operating Region

The CMA CGM SURABAYA operates primarily on CMA CGM's Asia–Europe and Asia–Oceania trade lanes, with historically documented port calls including:

• Surabaya, Indonesia (namesake port)
• Singapore
• Port Klang, Malaysia
• Tanjung Pelepas, Malaysia
• Colombo, Sri Lanka
• Port Said / Suez Canal transit
• European ports (various rotations)

The vessel operates within the Far East – Indian Ocean – Europe corridor, regularly transiting the Strait of Malacca and the Suez Canal.

Vessel Description

The CMA CGM SURABAYA is a Panamax/Post-Panamax container vessel built in 2010 at Hanjin Heavy Industries' Subic Bay shipyard in the Philippines. She sails under the Maltese flag and is operated by CMA CGM, one of the world's largest container shipping companies headquartered in Marseille, France.

With a deadweight of approximately 80,853 tonnes and a capacity of around 6,750 TEU, the vessel is well-suited for high-volume container trade routes connecting Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Her name reflects CMA CGM's tradition of naming vessels after significant port cities — in this case, Surabaya, the major Indonesian port city and industrial hub on the island of Java.

The vessel is equipped with standard GMDSS communications, Class A AIS transponders, and full ocean-going navigation systems consistent with SOLAS requirements for vessels of her class and size.

Disclaimer: Specifications are based on publicly available maritime databases (IMO GISIS, MarineTraffic, Equasis). Users should verify critical data against official sources for operational or legal purposes.