Emma Maersk sailing again
Emma Maersk is back working again and is currently in Malaga to load containers. The ship is sailing east through the Suez Canal in mid-August. Later, the ship will cross paths with the first Triple-E, Mærsk McKinney-Møller, which is on its way to Europe.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
Emma Maersk has left the repair yard in Palermo, Sicily, and is currently in Malaga to load cargo. The ship, of approximately 15,000 teu, once the largest ship in the world, will sail east through the Suez Canal in mid-August and is now once again part of Maersk Line's Asia-Europe network, says A.P. Moeller-Maersk Press Director Louise Münter to ShippingWatch.
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