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Gemini Cooperation to shift four services back through Red Sea, Suez Canal

Written byheeren.tanna@gmail.com
September 15, 2026
in Shipping
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Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk will reroute four Gemini Cooperation services through the Red Sea and Suez Canal following an assessment of the region’s security situation.

The NE4, SE1, SE2 and IEX services will transition from the Cape of Good Hope route to the shorter Red Sea passage.

First westbound sailings:

ServiceVesselVoyageLast call before SuezDeparture
SE2Antonia Maersk635WTanjung PelepasSeptember 19, 2026
IEXCornelia Maersk638WColomboSeptember 19, 2026
NE4Marchen Maersk635WTanjung PelepasSeptember 21, 2026

First eastbound sailings:

ServiceVesselVoyageLast call before SuezDeparture
NE4Maastricht Maersk637EAlgecirasSeptember 22, 2026
SE2Maersk Halifax637EVado LigureSeptember 28, 2026
IEXCornelia Maersk643ETangierOctober 31, 2026

The carriers will announce the first SE1 sailing at a later stage.

According to Hapag-Lloyd, the Red Sea route provides a more efficient connection and shorter transport options for cargo moving between Asia and Europe.

Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk will continue monitoring the security situation and may introduce further changes if conditions develop.

Tags: GeminiCooperationHapagLloydMaerskRedseaSuezCanal
heeren.tanna@gmail.com

heeren.tanna@gmail.com

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