AIAS Vessel Schedule

Upcoming port calls, recent port calls and routes of AIAS, measured from containers tracked on ShipsGo.

IMO 9951159 MMSI 636022175 Liberia Container Ship

Last port call

Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC

16 Oct 2026

Next port call, estimated

HoustonUSHOU

Around 22 Oct 2026

Vessel Particulars

IMO number
9951159
MMSI
636022175
Call sign
5LHN3
Flag
Liberia
Vessel type
Container Ship
Size class
Feeder
Year built
2023
Deadweight
22,750 t
Gross tonnage
17,785
Length x beam
172.1 m x 27.4 m

About AIAS

AIAS (IMO 9951159) is a container ship built in 2023, flying the flag of Liberia. It is 172.1 m long and 27.4 m wide.

In the last six months, containers of CMA CGM and COSCO Shipping tracked on ShipsGo sailed on AIAS. The busiest route was Imbituba to Santo Tomas De Castilla, 42 days on average.

AIAS Upcoming Port Calls

Next port calls of AIAS, estimated from the dates carriers report for containers on board that are tracked on ShipsGo, as of 21 October 2026. Estimates can change.

PortEstimated dateVoyage
HoustonUSHOU22 Oct 2026ThuYUK050S19
Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC28 Oct 2026WedYUK050S19
TurboCOTRB1 Nov 2026SunYUK050S19
Cartagena (Colombia)COCTG4 Nov 2026WedYUK0E0N19, YUK050S19
BarranquillaCOBAQ5 Nov 2026ThuYUK0E0N19
KingstonJMKIN10 Nov 2026TueYUK0E0N19
Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC13 Nov 2026FriYUK0E0N19

AIAS Recent Port Calls

Ports where AIAS loaded or discharged containers tracked on ShipsGo in the last 60 days, most recent first.

PortCargo operationsVoyage
Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC16 Oct 2026YUK040N19
KingstonJMKIN12 to 14 Oct 2026YUK040N19
BarranquillaCOBAQ8 to 9 Oct 2026YUK040N19
Cartagena (Colombia)COCTG7 Oct 2026YUK040N19, 0YKE7S1MA
Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC30 Sep to 1 Oct 20260YKE7S1MA
Puerto CortesHNPCR29 Sep 20260YKE7S1MA
HoustonUSHOU26 Sep 20260YKE7S1MA
Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC20 Sep 20260YKE5N1MA
Puerto CortesHNPCR18 Sep 20260YKE5N1MA
KingstonJMKIN15 to 16 Sep 20260YKE5N1MA, 0YKDWS1MA

Routes Sailed by AIAS

Routes of the containers carried on AIAS and tracked on ShipsGo in the last six months. Transit time runs from loading at the origin to discharge at the destination, including any transshipment.

RouteAvg. transitShareCarriersCompare
ImbitubaBRIBB Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC42 days8.3%CMA CGMCompare carriers
HoustonUSHOU Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC5 days7.7%CMA CGM, COSCO ShippingCompare carriers
BarcelonaESBCN Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC33 days4.1%CMA CGMCompare carriers
ValenciaESVLC Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC34 days4.1%CMA CGMCompare carriers
Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC HoustonUSHOU6 days4.1%CMA CGMCompare carriers
SantosBRSSZ Santo Tomas De CastillaGTSTC36 days3.6%CMA CGMCompare carriers
Tianjin (Xingang)CNTXG BarranquillaCOBAQ57 days3.6%CMA CGMCompare carriers
Cartagena (Colombia)COCTG Havana (Mariel)CUHAV11 days3.6%CMA CGMCompare carriers
ValenciaESVLC Puerto CortesHNPCR25 days3.6%CMA CGMCompare carriers

Shipping Lines Using AIAS

Carriers whose containers sailed on AIAS in the last six months, by share of containers tracked on ShipsGo.

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AIAS FAQ

AIAS has the IMO number 9951159. Its MMSI is 636022175 and its call sign is 5LHN3. It is a container ship built in 2023, flying the flag of Liberia.

According to containers tracked on ShipsGo, AIAS last worked cargo at Santo Tomas De Castilla on 16 October 2026, and it is next expected at Houston around 22 October 2026. These are cargo dates reported by the carriers, not a live position, and estimates can change.

Between April 2026 and October 2026, containers of CMA CGM and COSCO Shipping tracked on ShipsGo were carried on AIAS.

The routes with the most containers on AIAS tracked on ShipsGo were Imbituba to Santo Tomas De Castilla, Houston to Santo Tomas De Castilla and Barcelona to Santo Tomas De Castilla.

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How These Figures Are Calculated

Port calls come from the loading and discharge dates of containers on AIAS that are tracked on ShipsGo; the dates are reported by the carriers and are not a live vessel position. Upcoming calls are the carriers' estimates for those containers. Routes and carriers come from containers that started being tracked between 21 April 2026 and 21 October 2026 and have since been discharged; a route is shown only when enough containers were tracked on it, and volumes are shown as shares rather than counts. Vessel particulars as of 17 October 2026. Figures updated 21 October 2026.