Maersk: Check Port Pair Availability
Maersk via Parse · maps_geo
Check if a port pair is available for booking on Maersk. Queries the point-to-point routing API with origin and destination geo IDs (from search_locations) and returns available sailings with vessel details, departure/arrival dates, and transit times. Searches a 4-week window from the departure_date (or today if omitted). Returns is_bookable=true with sailings array when routes exist, or is_bookable=false with empty sailings when no routes are found. APIs for Maersk vessel fleet data, port information, and location searching. Fulfilled by Parse from maersk.com.
- b2b-directory
- maersk
- maersk-com
- maps-geo
- parse
- platform-key
- travel
Price and execution
- Price
- $0.02 USD credits / call
- Trust tier
- Verified
- Execution
- Managed call
- Capability group
- maps_geo
Interface snapshot
- Protocol
- HTTP operation
- Operation
- GET /scraper/0bef50e0-3839-4914-bb15-ebb7793a5b7d/check_port_pair_availability
- Interface artifact
- sha256:3521f98eaf41d01c66d32ffc5b0ea159f3942e21133ec9f8e508449cd827926b
- Manifest digest
- sha256:976428731806d8b0bc63d3144293df54d7e7f0bfd9304fc82edae43255d79c7b
Request fields
- origin_geo_id (string, required): Maersk geo location ID for the origin port/city (maerskGeoLocationId from search_locations, e.g. '1JUKNJGWHQBNJ' for Rotterdam)
- departure_date (string): Start of the search window in ISO format YYYY-MM-DD (e.g. '2026-09-01'). When omitted, searches from today.
- destination_geo_id (string, required): Maersk geo location ID for the destination port/city (maerskGeoLocationId from search_locations, e.g. '0XOP5ISJZK0HR' for Singapore)
Example queries
- {"origin_geo_id":"1JUKNJGWHQBNJ","destination_geo_id":"0XOP5ISJZK0HR"}