G6 alliance reduces transpacific services

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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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