GULF AFRICA LINE ADDS FOURTH VESSEL TO SERVICE
Gulf Africa Line, the niche U.S./Africa carrier, will introduce a fourth vessel into its fleet next month.
The Le Li, a multipurpose ship, is scheduled to join the carrier’s service on Dec. 16, at its first port of call in Savannah.
Gulf Africa Line will increase the frequency of its service to a sailing every three weeks.
The service currently serves the South African ports of Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, and Mauritius, and the U.S. Gulf ports of New Orleans, Houston, Mobile and Savannah. Other ports are served on inducement.
GULF AFRICA LINE ADDS FOURTH VESSEL TO SERVICE
Key Takeaways:
- Gulf Africa Line is adding a fourth vessel, the Le Li, to its fleet.
- The addition will increase service frequency to every three weeks.
- The Le Li is a multipurpose ship and will begin service December 16th in Savannah.
- The service covers several ports in Southern Africa and the US Gulf Coast.
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