On-time 98.4% Active lanes 212 Hubs 14 Tonnage YTD 1.28M t TEU YTD 46,900 Claims ratio 0.31% Avg quote 38 s CO₂ / t-km −12.6%

01 · Coverage map

10 gateways shown · 4 seasonal omitted

212 lanes. Every one has a cutoff.

The dashed arcs are the 8 primary corridors; the remaining 204 lanes feed them. If a lane is on this map, it has a schedule, a cutoff and an owner.

World map with ten Atlas gateway hubs and eight scheduled trade corridors drawn as dashed arcs TLL RTM HAM WAW IST DXB SHA SIN JFK LAX

major gateway  · gateway  · ---- scheduled corridor

Hubs1410 year-round + 4 seasonal
Scheduled lanes212all with published cutoffs
Countries served41via partner final-mile
Corridor OTD98.4%rolling 12 mo

02 · Gateway table

Year-round hubs

Gateways, zones and modes

Gateway hubs with code, zone, available modes and standard cutoff
CodeGatewayZoneModesStd. cutoff
RTMRotterdamEUair · ocean · road · railmode schedule
HAMHamburgEUair · ocean · road · railmode schedule
TLLTallinnEUair · ocean · road · railmode schedule
WAWWarsawEUair · road · railmode schedule
ISTIstanbulTRair · ocean · roadmode schedule
DXBDubaiAEair · oceanmode schedule
SHAShanghaiCNair · ocean · railmode schedule
SINSingaporeSGair · oceanmode schedule
JFKNew YorkUSair · oceanmode schedule
LAXLos AngelesUSair · oceanmode schedule

Seasonal hubs (Gothenburg, Riga, Gdańsk, Izmir) operate May–October peak programs and are quoted via sales.

03 · Primary corridors

8 arcs on the map

The eight corridors that carry 71% of volume

SHA ↔ RTMOcean · Airweekly + 6 uplifts / wk
SIN ↔ RTMOceanweekly, FCL + LCL
JFK ↔ HAMAir · Oceandaily uplift + weekly sailing
LAX ↔ SHAOceanweekly transpacific
WAW ↔ SHARail3 block trains / wk
DXB ↔ TLLAir3 uplifts / wk via IST
IST ↔ RTMRoad · Ocean4 FTL / wk + short-sea
SIN ↔ SHAOceanfeeder, 2 sailings / wk