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Maersk speeds up Asia-W. Africa loops again

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

After just one and a half months of slow steaming to skip sailing positions from Asia in October, the ocean carrier Maersk Line has once again speeded up two of its three weekly services between Asia and West Africa, decreasing roundtrip voyage time by one week on each loop, while adding a call in Luanda, Angola, to one. Maersk added a call to Luanda on its FEW2 loop and decreased roundtrip voyage time from 91 days to 84 days, while simultaneously decreasing roundtrip voyage time ...

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