MSC Partially Restores Suez Canal Transits
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The shipping company MSC returns after more than two and a half years on selected routes through the Suez Canal.
MSC schedules more east-west liner services for Suez Canal transit
MSC is continuing its restoration of Suez Canal transits for selected east-west services, joining the Gemini Cooperation and Ocean Alliance in a cautious return to the Red Sea route. The move follows last week’s announcement that the world’s largest container shipping line would be sending seven ships through the waterway this month. It said on Monday: “Following a comprehensive review of the latest security and operational conditions in the Red…
MSC partially restores Suez Canal transits
MSC has decided to partially restore Suez Canal transits on a limited number of its East–West services. The carrier made the decision after reviewing the latest security and operational conditions in the Red Sea region. The change covers both westbound and eastbound voyages. Services returning to the Suez Canal The transition begins with the following sailings: Jade service, Asia–Mediterranean, eastbound: MSC Michel Cappellini, voyage GJ632E, d…
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