From Mega Ships to Mega Alliances: Who Benefits?

Carrier consolidation and alliance formation may provide an opportunity for lines to serve different regions to cut inland distribution costs (“inefficient landside connections will outweigh efficient sea-legs”).

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From Mega Ships to Mega Alliances: Who Benefits?

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