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26 August 2026

Hapag-Lloyd suspends new bookings to Aden

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Hapag-Lloyd suspends new bookings to Aden

Hapag-Lloyd has suspended new bookings to Aden, Yemen, until further notice due to the ongoing regional situation. Feeder services to Aden remain suspended. Therefore, Hapag-Lloyd cannot currently provide a reliable onward connection for cargo destined for the Yemeni port. Options for affected cargo The carrier has outlined several alternatives for shipments already booked or currently in transit. Customers may request a change of destination to another Upper Gulf location.

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