LA crush causes carrier crisis

In-Depth 1 Oct 2004 by WCN Editorial

What has become endemic congestion at Los Angeles has proven intolerable for members of the Vessel Sharing Agreement (VSA) operating between Australia/ New Zealand and the West Coast of North America, who have been forced to make major operational adjustments to their twin fixed-day-weekly (FDW) services.

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