Zim set to reinstate its transpacific ZX2 express service
In what could be one of the shortest service suspensions in shipping history, Zim is ...
** EDITED AT 17:19 BST ON 09/04/25 TO INCLUDE COMMENT FROM ATLAS AIR, AND AT 09:54 BST ON 10/04/25 TO INCLUDE COMMENT FROM TS LINES**
Carriers have started suspending planned transpacific services as the trade war between the US and China escalates and demand dampens.
Yesterday, Premier Alliance member ONE confirmed that its PN4 service, due to start in May, would be “suspended until further notice”.
Destine Ozuygur, chief analyst at eeSea, said: “While the service had faced postponement back since early ...
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