Manzanillo (Panama)

General information

Name:
Manzanillo (Panama)
Country:
Panama
UN/Locode:
PAMIT
Local time:
Moored Vessels:
12
Expected Vessels:
13
Berths:
2
Coordinates:
N 09° 22' W 079° 53'

Moored Vessels

Name
Type
Moored
Cargo Ship
12.11. 09:05
Cargo Ship
13.11. 03:49
Cargo Ship
12.11. 00:58
Cargo Ship
13.11. 01:04
Tugboat
13.11. 07:20
Pilot Vessel
13.11. 02:49
Unclassified
13.11. 02:33
Pilot Vessel
12.11. 16:06
Tugboat
13.11. 01:55
Pilot Vessel
13.11. 07:10

Expected Vessels

Name
Type
Expected
Cargo Ship
13.11. 10:00
Cargo Ship
13.11. 11:00
Cargo Ship
13.11. 12:00
Cargo Ship
13.11. 21:00
Cargo Ship
13.11. 21:00
Unclassified
14.11. 11:00
Cargo Ship
14.11. 23:00
Cargo Ship
15.11. 11:00
Cargo Ship
18.11. 08:00
Cargo Ship
11.03. 22:00

Sailed Vessels

Name
Type
Sailed
Cargo Ship
13.11. 06:50
Unclassified
13.11. 05:12
Cargo Ship
13.11. 02:15
Cargo Ship
12.11. 22:53
Cargo Ship
12.11. 22:31
Tanker
12.11. 17:25
Cargo Ship
12.11. 13:31
Tanker
12.11. 13:12
Cargo Ship
12.11. 10:09
Cargo Ship
12.11. 07:58

Latest news

Largest cranes in Latin America arrive at MIT

Thu Sep 10 14:41:53 CEST 2015 arnekiel

Four new super post-Panamax gantry cranes, the largest in Latin America, arrived in Manzanillo International Terminal (MIT), a subsidiary of SSA Marine, located in the province of Colón. President Juan Carlos Varela, accompanied by the Administrator of the Panama Maritime Authority, Jorge Barakat, Stanley Motta, director of MIT. and port administrative and operational staff, toured the facilities and witnessed the unloading of the new equipment. “MIT is a successful example of private investment in one of the most important economic and logistics and transport components of Panama. The arrival of these cranes and the ongoing expansion of the port are not only important for the province of Colon, but are key to the consolidation of Panama as a logistics hub, especially soon after the entry into operation of the third set of locks” said President Varela. After the commissioning of the four cranes, estimated as of October 2015, a total of 11 post-Panamax cranes and eight super post-Panamax cranes will serve on the 2,000 meters of quay at MIT for container ships. Source: The Bulletin Panama

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