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11 August 2026

Maersk reinstates Ashdod call on SLB service

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Maersk reinstates Ashdod call on SLB service

Maersk will reinstate the Ashdod call on its SLB North Sea service following a period of operational stabilisation. The carrier introduced a temporary rotation adjustment earlier in 2026, replacing Ashdod with Haifa. With the return to the regular rotation, Maersk will now discontinue the temporary Haifa arrangement. First SLB call at Ashdod MAERSK IZMIR voyages 636S/638N will make the first reinstated call. The vessel is scheduled to arrive in Ashdod on 17 September 2026.

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