Maersk Line cuts Miami from AC2 loop
Maersk Line is dropping calls on its weekly Asia/Central America service at Manzanillo, Panama; Cartagena, Colombia; and Miami, the only U.S. port call on the loop, while reducing to the number of ships deployed from eight to seven.
At the same time, calls at the Chinese port of Xiamen will be added to the rotation.
The 4,230-TEU vessel 'Jervis Bay' started the final voyage of the old rotation when it departed Ningbo on Nov. 24.
The AC2 will instead use seven ships averaging 4,355 TEUs with a port rotation of Ningbo; Xiamen; Yantian; Hong Kong; Kwangyang; Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico; Balboa; and back to Ningbo.
Details of the revised service are now available on ComPair Data, the global liner-shipping database, at https://www.compairdata.com.
Maersk Line cuts Miami from AC2 loop