Turkish carriers launch VSA with joint service wooing Red Sea volumes
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Tight availability of boxships and equipment, last seen during Covid, is replaying as more and more vessels reroute round the Cape of Good Hope.
Linerlytica’s latest report, issued yesterday, says the capacity of boxships diverted to the Cape route will pass the 5m teu mark within weeks, as avoiding the threat of Houthi attacks continues to absorb record newbuilding deliveries.
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John Gray
April 30, 2024 at 4:20 pmWhen will the Egyptians put pressure on the Iranian’s/Houthi’s to end the conflict? They cannot afford to continue to lose multiple millions of dollars daily in lost Suez Canal transit fees.