A new container line is launched between Turkey and Georgia The Turkish shipping company Kvi Achon will open regular container services between the ports of Drins in Turkey and Puti on the Black Sea coast of Georgia in early November. The new route was named Potty Shuttle. The first flight from Turkey is scheduled for November 4. Ships will depart every nine days. In the first phase, the route will be served by the container ship CHONA with a capacity of 344 tons - the equivalent of 344 standard 20-foot containers.

A new container line is launched between Turkey and Georgia The Turkish shipping company Kvi Achon will open regular container services between the ports of Drins in Turkey and Puti on the Black Sea coast of Georgia in early November. The new route was named Potty Shuttle. The first flight from Turkey is scheduled for November 4. Ships will depart every nine days. In the first phase, the route will be served by the container ship CHONA with a capacity of 344 tons - the equivalent of 344 standard 20-foot containers.

The new line will complete the existing network of Akhon lines in the Black Sea. Now the company carries out transportation from Drince to the Romanian Constanta and the Bulgarian ports of Varna and Burgas. The company anticipates that the launch of Puti Shuttle will expand the possibilities of transporting cargo between Turkey and Georgia.