ADVISORIES ARE AVAILABLE AT http://www.pancanal.com FOR ETAS OR DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH OUR OFFICES, REFER TO NOTICE N-3-2023 Panama Canal Authority Vice Presidency for Operations Advisory T o S hipping No. A-13-2024 May 7, 2024 TO: All Shipping Agents, Owners, and Operators SUBJECT: Transit Date Advancement Fee for all Market Segments The Panama Canal regulations establish that a booked vessel may transit prior to its reserved transit date, if the transit date advancement has been approved by the ACP, or if the ACP determines that assigning the transit date advancement promotes operational efficiency. Effective immediately, the ACP may offer a transit date advancement of two days or more to booked vessels from all market segments and vessel categories (Neopanamax, Super or Regular) based on booking date, Panama Canal ETA/arrival, vessel mix, Canal capacity and other operational factors. Once accepted by the vessel and the service is offered, the corresponding transit date advancement fee will be applied as per Official Maritime Tariff. The transit advancement will still maintain the 14-day limitation between the booked date and transit date. In the event the vessel with a transit date advancement approved by the ACP cancels, is unable to initiate or complete its transit due to any reason attributable to the vessel, changes its booking date to a later date or to a date prior to the transit advancement date, the transit date advancement fee will be applied according to the established tariff. If the booked vessel with a transit date advancement approved by the ACP swaps booking with another vessel, the transit date advancement will be transferred to the other vessel involved in the swap. Booked full container vessels may request a transit date advancement two days or more prior to the intended transit date. This request shall be submitted between 0700 hours and 1000 hours, between 10 and 2 days prior to the requested transit date. Requests submitted after 1000 or before 0700 hours will not be accepted nor processed. Full container vessels with an approved transit date advancement request shall have priority over a vessel that was offered a transit date advancement when scheduling the transit advancement. All booked full container vessels transit date advancement requests received between 0700 and 1000 hours will be considered as received at the same time. When two or more requests are received on the same day for the same transit date, or to determine which vessel the transit date advancement will be offered to, the assignment of the slot will be based on the following order: • Vessel with the earliest booking date • Vessel having a port call at any terminal in Canal waters or adjacent to them prior to transit. • Vessel having a port call at any terminal in Canal waters or adjacent to them after transit. • Vessel with the earliest ETA/arrival 3654-A (OP-I) V. 29/03/2023 3654-A (OP-I) V. 29/03/2023 OP, May 7, 2024 Subject: Transit Date Advancement Fee for all Market Segments Whenever there is more than one vessel with a transit date advancement request approved for the same date and if for any reason the ACP is not able to provide the service to all vessels, the order to determine the vessel(s) that will maintain the transit date advancement will be the same order used to assign the transit date advancement slot. The same condition will apply whenever two or more vessels accept a transit date advancement offer. ORIGINAL SIGNED Boris Mor