A routing can list a transhipment that the carrier later drops. The carrier’s own site sometimes
keeps showing the original call for a while. A tradeflow can therefore show a leg that no longer
happens, or show a routing that no longer matches the carrier page.
The same pattern occurs when a container is first assigned to one booking and later moved to
another shipment.
Example
A routing lists a transhipment, but the carrier later drops it. The carrier’s site still shows the original call for a while, so the tradeflow displays a leg that no longer happens and a routing that no longer matches the carrier page. Later, the container is moved from a booking to another shipment, and the same mismatch appears.