Ocean carrier Maersk Line’s subsidiary Seago Line will provide three vessels, while Arkas Line will deploy one vessel on the weekly loop, which is scheduled to commence next month.
Liner
carriers Seago Line and Arkas Line will launch the weekly Black Sea Service
next month.
The Black Sea Service will have a rotation of Damietta, Port Said
East, Ambarli (Marport), Constanta, Odessa, Chornomorsk, Novorossiysk,
Constanta, Ambarli (Marport), Port Said East, Ashdod and Damietta.
The loop is
expected to commence with the July 5 sailing of the Conti Basel from Damietta,
Seago said.
A total of four vessels with an average capacity of 6,000 TEUs will
operate on the Black Sea Service, with Seago operating three of the vessels and
Arkas supplying one vessel.
In addition, Hapag-Lloyd of Germany announced
participation on the service.
Seago, which is a subsidiary of Danish ocean
carrier Maersk Line, specializes in short-sea and feeder services throughout
the Mediterranean, North Atlantic, Black Sea and Baltic Sea.
Based out of
Turkey, Arkas operates throughout the Mediterranean, Africa and
the Black Sea.
Seago, Arkas to commence Black Sea Service
