While aircraft carriers routinely transited the Panama Canal in years past, carriers built after WW II cannot fit through the Panama Canal as it exists today. The new locks being built now are wide enough to fit the lower part of today's supercarriers. However, their much wider superstructure width will prevent them from using the Canal. At their widest, a supercarrier is about 257 feet wide and would hit other structures within the new locks. Below is a link that describes a WW II aircraft carrier's service life and references a Panama Canal transit.
http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/ships/carriers/histories/cv15-randolph/cv15-randolph.html
The canal can accommodate a vessel with a vertical height of 62 feet and a dead weight of 210,000 tons. This would enable an aircraft carrier to pass through.
Yes
I want to say it costed an LHD $1 Mill to transit so maybe a bit more for an aircraft carrier
Yes, but very large Carriers must be extremely careful. The Suez was not built to easily handle a ship of this size and displacement.
The Suez Canal goes through some Egyptian cities: Suez, Ismaelia and Port Said.
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4.8% of total world oil pass through Suez canal
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The Suez Canal is a man-made canal the allowed ships to pass from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea. It passes through Egypt.
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The Suez Canal passes through Egypt, so Egypt is on its west and east sides.
The Suez Canal