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25 September 2026

Summit Shipping launches new India UAE shuttle

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Summit Shipping launches new India UAE shuttle

Summit Shipping Line has announced the launch of its new Bharat UAE Shuttle service between India and the United Arab Emirates. According to DynaLiners, the BUS service is understood to be a shortened version of the carrier’s Bharat Red Sea Service, which also included a call at Aden. The revised rotation will be: Mundra – Nhava Sheva – Fujairah – Mundra A single 1,700 TEU container ship will operate the service. The revised structure removes Red Sea coverage and concentrates the operation on direct connections between India and the UAE. The post Summit Shipping launches new India UAE shuttle appeared first on Container News .

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