CULines' MV Racine Makes First Call at Busan Terminal

The MV Racine, the first vessel operated by CULines on the KCI (Korea-China-India) route, made its inaugural call at the Hanjin Busan Newport (HJNC) terminal in the Port of Busan, South Korea. The terminal hosted a welcome ceremony where Wesley Chen, a representative of the shipping company, exchanged views on regional cooperation. The service connects Northeast Asia with India, Pakistan, the Middle East, the Red Sea, and the Mediterranean.

5 de septiembre de 2026 • 1 min de lectura

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The MV Racine, the first vessel operated by CULines on the KCI (Korea-China-India) route, successfully made its first call at the Port of Busan, South Korea, docking at the Hanjin Busan Newport (HJNC) terminal. This marks the beginning of China United Lines' first weekly service with its own ships in that nation.

The HJNC terminal organized a welcome ceremony for CULines' MV Racine. Wesley Chen, a representative of the shipping company, attended the event and exchanged views with the management of the Korean terminal on regional market development and further cooperation between ports and shipping companies.

By connecting Northeast Asia with India, Pakistan, the Middle East, the Red Sea, and the Mediterranean, the KCI service further strengthens CULines' regional network and offers customers more efficient and reliable connectivity.