Port Call Message

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TL;DR

A Port Call Message is a standardized notification sent by a vessel to port authorities, terminal operators, or logistics partners detailing information about the vessel’s planned port visit. Typical contents include vessel particulars, voyage information (name, flag, deadweight/tonnage), intended port of call, estimated time of arrival (ETA), cargo handling instructions (loading/unloading), berthing/dock requirements, pilotage/tug requirements, terminal needs, and other operational …

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