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G6 Alliance voids 4 Asia-Europe sailings to meet feeble demand
Date:2015-08-19 Readers:

Member of the G6 Alliance have announced it will void four sailings in October within their Asia-Europe product in response to changes in market demand.


As the G6 Alliance continues to review its product profile, the following void sailings are planned for the following loops:


Loop 6 service in week 40 (westbound ETA Kaohsiung on October 1). Kaohsiung will be added as a westbound call, while Jebel Ali will be inserted on the eastbound leg of Loop 7. The westbound Colombo and Xiamen calls will be added into Loop 4.


Loop 7 service in week 41 (westbound ETA Qingdao October 5). Qingdao will be added to Loop 4 on the westbound leg in the corresponding week, while Loop 5 will cover Gdansk, Gothenburg and Antwerp calls on the eastbound direction during the same timeframe.


Loop 4 service in week 42 (westbound ETA Ningbo October 16). Loop 6 will cover the westbound Le Havre call in the respective week.


Loop 5 service in week 43 (westbound ETA Kwangyang October 23). The westbound Kwangyang and Busan calls will be added in other loops in the respective week.


The G6 Alliance continues to offer a variety of services between Asia and Europe covering all major port pairs with weekly sailings, and to make further service adjustments where necessary.


G6 members are APL, Hapag-Lloyd, Hyundai Merchant Marine, MOL, NYK and OOCL.


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