The Cma-Cgm-Tanya: Crew Feedback and Vessel Data

On January 16, 2020, at 7 a.m., the container ship 'CMA CGM Tanya' encountered an engine malfunction due to a fault in a small hydraulic component located in cylinder number five. The incident occurred while navigating through the North Atlantic, specifically at coordinates 49°53'49.8" N, 003°37'21.6" W. Quick to respond, the crew successfully replaced the faulty part and had the vessel back on course by 8 a.m. The ship, currently en route from Coryton to Caucedo, is scheduled to arrive at its destination on January 26.

On February 3, 2023, the CMA CGM TANYA, a remarkable addition to CMA CGM's fleet of 536 vessels, arrived at the Port of Hamburg for its inaugural visit. This 300-meter-long containership, delivered in 2016, is set to enhance the newly launched EUROSAL XL service, linking the west coast of South America to Europe. According to a press release from the Port of Hamburg, the vessel boasts exceptional capabilities for transporting refrigerated cargo, making it a vital asset in international trade. As it docked at the Burchardkai Terminal on this historic occasion, the CMA CGM TANYA had traversed a significant journey, navigating through the English Channel and across the Atlantic Ocean before passing through the Panama Canal. The recent upgrades to the Panama Canal's locks, completed last year, now accommodate ships of this expansive size. With its impressive dimensions—300 meters in length and 48 meters in width—the CMA CGM TANYA is not only ideally suited for the new locks of the Panama Canal but also meets the commercial demands and navigational complexities of the EUROSAL XL route serving Europe and South America.