G6 alliance reduces transpacific services
The G6 alliance is set to merge two of its transpacific services into one because of low demand.
The alliance is the latest carrier to cut capacity on the Asia-US West Coast (USWC) route because of low freight rates and a lack of trade.
In April 2015, the G6 alliance started running a CC2 transpacific service as well as its existing CC1 service.
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