These ships are expected in Malta:

The CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin from Le Havre to Khor Fakkan, the CMA CGM Herodote from Le Havre to Alexandria, the Janina from Trapani to Misurata, the CMA CGM Fidelio from Jibouti to Barcelona, the Tim-S from Tanger Med to Gebze, the Helmut from Skikda, the JSP Slidur from Valencia to Tunis (all CMA CGM Malta Agency Ltd), the Seago Bremerhaven from Antwerp to Piraeus (all Thomas  Smith Shipping Ltd), the MSC Bettina from Singapore to Barcelona (John Ripard & Son Ltd) and the MV Eurocargo Venezia from Genoa to Livorno (Sullivan Maritime) today.

The Angol from Algeciras to Livorno, the Al Rawdah from Genoa to Port Said, the Corona J from Alexandria to Algiers, the CMA CGM Hydra from Barcelona to Beirut (all CMA CGM Malta Agency Ltd), the MSC Teresa from Valencia to Salalah (John Ripard & Son Ltd) and the Antwerp from Bejaia to Skikda (Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) tomorrow.

The Nicola from Khor Fakkan to Algiers, the Avonmoor from Bejaia to Skikda, the AS Rosalia from Valencia to Mersin (all CMA CGM Malta Agency Ltd), the Maersk Taurus from Port Said to Port Tangier (Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd), the JSP Mistral from Ravenna to Rijeka and the MV Eurocargo Malta from Genoa to Genoa (Sullivan Maritime) on Saturday.

The Nicolas Delmas from Izmir to Thessaloniki, the Asiatic Orchid from Bejaia to Bejaia, the ER Aukland from Skikda, the AS Cypria from Alexandria to Tanger Med (all CMA CGM Malta Agency Ltd), the Safmarine Benguela from Algeciras to Izmit Korfezi, the Alexander Maersk from Sfax to Misurata (both Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd), the Halingen from Catania to Koper and the Bjorg from Split to Durres (both Sullivan Shipping) on Sunday.

The BC Hamburg from Algiers to Algiers and the Maersk Regensburg from Algiers to Algiers (both Thomas Smith Shipping Ltd) on Monday.