According to ONE,
this new service is designed to elevate customer experience by providing
expanded and improved service coverage in the region. The IOM service is
set to deliver a dependable and high-quality transport solution, ensuring
schedule integrity for their valued customers.
The launch of this service, originating from
NhavaSheva to the Mediterranean, will now commence with the revised schedule of
Hyundai Busan/V0150W (ETA Nhava 28th January 2024) and Hyundai Busan/V0150E
(ETA Valencia 28th February 2024). It’s worth noting that the service route
will pass through the Cape of Good Hope.
The updated service
rotations will be as follows:
The Hyundai Busan/V0150W (ETA Nhava 28 January 2024) /
Hyundai Busan/V0150E (ETA Valencia 28 February 2024):
NhavaSheva (India) – Mundra (India) – Karachi
(Pakistan) – Valencia (Spain) – Barcelona (Spain) – Genoa (Italy) – Piraeus
(Greece) – Damietta (Egypt) – Algeciras (Spain) – Karachi (Pakistan) – Mundra
(India) – NhavaSheva (India)
The Hyundai Jakarta/V0129W (ETA Nhava 11 February
2024) / Hyundai Jakarta/V0129E (ETA Valencia 13 March 2024):
NhavaSheva (India) – Mundra (India) – Karachi
(Pakistan) – Algeciras (Spain) – Valencia (Spain) – Barcelona (Spain) –
Genoa (Italy) – Piraeus (Greece) – Damietta (Egypt) – Algeciras (Spain) –
Karachi (Pakistan) – Mundra (India) – NhavaSheva (India)