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