Khor Fakkan container tracking
Khorfakkan Container Terminal (KCT) is Gulftainer's East Coast terminal at Khor Fakkan. The UN/LOCODE is AEKLF. This guide explains what the public enquiry can show, and what it cannot.
What a found Khor Fakkan container looks like
The form covers full import containers only, and only while they are still in a yard. There is no terminal picker. The terminal comes back on the result:
- KCT — still at Khorfakkan Container Terminal. The discharge line reads like 26-09-2026 09:04 FROM ESL BUSAN-2634: date and time, then vessel, then voyage after the last hyphen.
- SAJAA — the inland land-bridge leg after a KCT discharge. You also get an arrival time. Show these results. Do not drop them because the terminal is not KCT.
Why a result can say SAJAA
Gulftainer’s addendum dated 18 May 2026 says containers not collected within three calendar days of vessel completion may be moved to Sajaa Dry Port, with the related costs for the consignee, until further notice. Hapag-Lloyd’s notice of 28 September 2026, citing Gulftainer, says import containers discharged at KCT whose final place of delivery is Ajman move to Sajaa immediately, and that the three-day period at KCT no longer applies to those containers. This tracker reports the terminal the enquiry returns. It does not decide whether a move was required, and it does not quote a trucking fee. The May addendum is Gulftainer’s customer advisory PDF.
There is no move grid, no ISO code, no weight and no equipment-interchange receipt on this form. The result is two columns: status on the left, charges on the right.
Container not in the yard
If Gulftainer answers CONTAINER NOT IN THE YARD, that is the current state. A discharge list from an earlier day can still name the vessel. This tracker does not backfill that history. What each status means is on the Khor Fakkan status page. An arrival alert watches this port only and sends one notification if the container later appears. A list of numbers is a batch check.
Khor Fakkan yard charges
A search leaves the date blank, so the result is Gulftainer’s figure for today. Typical lines are STORAGE, TLUC, TIF, CRC, DPC PER BOE, and a total. STORAGE is the storage line. The total is its own line. Today’s result is what we cache.