Where will the freighters go as capacity shifts from tariff-hit China-US lane?
Cargo airlines are scrabbling to find new markets as capacity becomes available following the end ...
The global financial crisis hit container shipping hard. At its worst, more than 600 boxships laid-up at anchorages around the world. However, despite capacity continuing to exceed supply, it appears that mothballing vessels is a last resort for owners and ocean carriers.
According to Drewry Maritime Research’s latest data, there were 175 vessels with a combined capacity of 516,000teu idle in mid-January – an increase on the 165 ships (471,000teu) laid-up in December, but significantly down on January 2013’s tally of ...
European port congestion now at five-to-six days, and getting worse
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