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October 23, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Maersk Line makes changes to its Trans-Atlantic service network

Maersk Line announces revisions to its trans-Atlantic network including removal of the Trans-Atlantic 3 (TA3) service between North America and Northern Europe in an effort to adjust capacity to better suit market demand. “Trading and market conditions on the trans-Atlantic route warrant elimination

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Maersk Line announces revisions to its trans-Atlantic network including removal of the Trans-Atlantic 3 (TA3) service between North America and Northern Europe in an effort to adjust capacity to better suit market demand. “Trading and market conditions on the trans-Atlantic route warrant elimination of excess capacity between Europe and North America,” says Soren Castbak, Senior Director of Atlantic Services for Maersk Line.

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