SITC Reorganises Port Coverage on China–Philippines Network
Intra-Asia carrier SITC is restructuring port rotations across two loops connecting Chinese hubs with the Philippines.
Intra-Asia operator SITC is modifying its regional liner connectivity between China and the Philippines through an operational reorganisation of two dedicated loops. The network revisions will impact the carrier's CPX4 and CPX7 services, according to reporting from shipping data provider Alphaliner.
The scheduled adjustments are slated to take effect later in September 2026, shifting select Philippine ports of call between the two existing services to realign regional coverage.
Under the updated network deployment, the port of Iloilo will be transferred out of the CPX7 service and added to the CPX4 rotation. The port is scheduled to receive port calls on a fortnightly basis following the transition.
Alongside the Iloilo revision, the port of Cebu will also depart the CPX7 loop and be folded into the revised CPX4 port rotation.
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