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At Scandlines, the Fehmarn fixed link is only a maybe

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All things considered, the uncertainties surrounding a fixed link across the Fehmarn Belt are good news to Scandlines' new owners. For the shipping company's CEO Søren Poulsgaard Jensen, the fixed link is still only a maybe, he tells ShippingWatch.

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