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Новая линия Новороссийск – Стамбул
14.10.2022

New Black Sea Service between Russia and Turkey

    • TRANSSNERGIA has announced launching a new service between Istanbul in Turkey and Novorossiysk in Russia deploying the 248 TEU “Astrol-1” container ship.

    The vessel will call at the NLE terminal in Novorossiysk weekly. The first sailing from Istanbul is scheduled on October 17 with ETA in Novorossiysk on October 19.

    The service operator also offers overland delivery in Turkey.

    Photo: TRANSSNERGIA 


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