ONE reinstates TIP service and restructures JTI
Ocean Network Express (ONE) will reinstate its Thailand–India–Pakistan (TIP) service this month, reversing its integration into the Japan–Thailand–Vietnam–Indian Subcontinent (JTI) service in April. According to DynaLiners, the JTI service will consequently lose its Indian…
Ocean Network Express (ONE) will reinstate its Thailand–India–Pakistan (TIP) service this month, reversing its integration into the Japan–Thailand–Vietnam–Indian Subcontinent (JTI) service in April.
According to DynaLiners, the JTI service will consequently lose its Indian Subcontinent coverage and become an intra-Asia connection. Busan and Manila will be added to its rotation in December.
X-Press Feeders, which currently takes slots on the JTI service and markets the connection as HLS2, will transfer its allocation to the reinstated TIP service.
Laem Chabang – Singapore – Port Klang – Nhava Sheva – Pipavav – Karachi – Colombo – Laem Chabang
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