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South Korean Container Ship Begins First Arctic-Route Trial to Europe

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen, Sweden, from an April 2017 photograph, with commercial logos and lettering omitted; archival cargo-shipping context, not the reported vessel, port, voyage or incident.
AI courtroom sketch of the container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen, Sweden, from an April 2017 photograph, with commercial logos and lettering omitted; archival cargo-shipping context, not the reported vessel, port, voyage or incident. Adapted from the credited reference. Container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen 1.jpgW.carter; CC0.

The 2,758-TEU PanStar Acro left Busan on August 22 for South Korea's first container-shipping trial through the Northeast Passage and the first such voyage by a Korean carrier in a decade. The ship began the planned 45-day round trip with 837 TEU aboard, including 737 loaded containers. Its schedule calls for Felixstowe around September 9, Rotterdam on September 11, Gdansk on September 15 and a return to Busan on October 5.

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