Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Cap-Andreas

CMA CGM has successfully finalized a six-month charter agreement that allows for widespread global trading. This strategic move enhances the company's operational capacity and reinforces its commitment to meeting international shipping demands. With a focus on efficiency and connectivity, CMA CGM is poised to strengthen its foothold in the maritime industry through this new charter arrangement.

CMA CGM has taken a strategic step to optimize its ASAF line by restructuring its rotations in response to customer demands for improved coverage of Asian ports and enhanced capacity availability. This significant reorganization aims to boost reliability and flexibility across its services. Key highlights of the revamped ASAF line include: - A dedicated weekly direct route focused on Angola, Congo, and Namibia. - An operational fleet comprising 13 vessels, each with a capacity of 5,700 TEU. - The new rotation will include two additional ports in North China: Xingang, Qingdao, Shanghai, Nansha, Chiwan, Singapore, Tanjung Pelepas, Port Kelang, Walvis Bay, Pointe Noire, Luanda, Cape Town, Port Kelang, and Xingang. This new schedule is set to take effect on August 9, 2014, with the MV CAP ANDREAS, voyage DH487W, marking the beginning of this improved service.

Hamburg Süd has officially deployed the 'CAP ANDREAS' on its newly enhanced IOS service, a routine 8-week maritime operation linking North Europe to the Indian Subcontinent. Together with Hapag-Lloyd, the service sees the deployment of a total of eight vessels, with four from each line. The vessel schedule includes the ports of Hamburg, Antwerp, Tilbury, Tanger Med, Cagliari, and a critical waypoint at the Suez Canal, along with key destinations such as Jeddah, Jebel Ali, Karachi, Nhava Sheva, and Mundra, before returning to Jeddah and making its way back through the Suez Canal to Cagliari and ultimately to Hamburg. The CAP ANDREAS stands out with a substantial capacity of 6,612 TEU, making it the largest ship operating on this loop, while the rest of the fleet consists of seven vessels with capacities ranging from 5,447 to 5,905 TEU. For additional details on liner services, visit http://linervision.wordpress.com/