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SCAC EMKU Independent Est. 2006

Emirates Shipping Line

A Gulf-based line linking Asia, the Middle East and Europe.

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Fleet
35
vessels
Capacity
140,000
TEU
Alliance
Independent
Founded
2006
Headquarters
Dubai, UAE
SCAC
EMKU
Country
United Arab Emirates
Alliance
Independent
The story

Inside Emirates Shipping

Emirates Shipping Line was founded in 2006 and operates from Dubai and Hong Kong, focusing on trades between Asia, the Indian subcontinent, the Middle East Gulf and Europe.

It positions itself as a flexible, service-oriented carrier for the fast-growing Gulf and South Asia markets.

“A Gulf-based line linking Asia, the Middle East and Europe.”
Emirates Shipping operates container services — a fleet built since 2006. Search live sailing schedules below.

At a glance

  • Founded 2006; Dubai / Hong Kong bases
  • Focus on Asia, Middle East Gulf and Europe trades
  • Service-oriented independent carrier
Services

Live service loops for Emirates Shipping aren’t published here yet — search sailing schedules below for up-to-date port pairs, transit times and vessels.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the SCAC code for Emirates Shipping? +

The SCAC (Standard Carrier Alpha Code) for Emirates Shipping Line is EMKU — the code that identifies the carrier on bills of lading, in EDI messages and across booking and customs systems. Use it to look up Emirates Shipping sailings and shipments on ShipScanner.

How do I track a Emirates Shipping container? +

Enter your Emirates Shipping container, bill-of-lading or booking number on ShipScanner to see live vessel position, milestones and estimated arrival — no Emirates Shipping login required and no per-carrier portal to chase.

Where can I find Emirates Shipping sailing schedules? +

Search ShipScanner's schedule tool to see Emirates Shipping departures and arrivals across the major trade lanes, then compare transit time, frequency and routing against other carriers before you book.