🔥Breaking: One Gemini Service Re-enters Suez — Carefully
One service. One test. Big implications.
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🔥Greetings Maritime Mavericks,
For more than a year, the Red Sea has been a blank space on container shipping maps.
Routes were stretched. Schedules were bent. Costs quietly piled up.
Now, something important has changed.
This is not a dramatic reopening. This is not a victory lap.
It is something far more interesting.
⏳ The Moment: A Controlled Return
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Ready? Let’s dive in…
⏳ The Moment: A Controlled Return
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have confirmed that one joint service under their Gemini Cooperation will begin transiting the Red Sea and the Suez Canal from mid-February.
The service is ME11 (also referred to as IMX in some communications).
It links:
India
The Middle East
The Mediterranean
And it will be the first Gemini-operated service to return to Suez.
Every transit will be conducted with naval assistance.
💡This detail matters more than any headline.