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The 10,500 dwt cargo ship Ivan Papanin damaged its hull in Antarctica, Russian Antarctic Expedition said.
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The construction and dredging work of Bahadurabad of Jamalpur and Balasighat of Gaibandha will be inaugurated on March 3, reports Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha – the Bangladesh’s national news agency. This was disclosed at a meeting on ‘Development, Finance and Administration of BIWTA’, chaired by the Shipping Minister, Shajahan Khan. The main purpose of the dredging […]
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Port of NY & NJ reported record volumes in 2017, surpassing the previous annual record by 5.3 percent.
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AVIC Weihai Shipyard holds keel-laying ceremony for a new RoPax vessel being built for Stena Line.
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The Kiribati government has suspended aerial searches for survivors of the sunken ferry MV Butiraoi.
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Omni Táxi Aéreo has won a deal with Dommo Energia for transport of passengers to the Tubarão Martelo field.
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Uljanik has launched Scenic Eclipse, a luxury cruise vessel ordered by Australia-based Scenic.
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About 80 passengers and a crew of likely five were on board the ferry Butiraoi when it sank on January 18.
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Finnlines has decided to expand its fleet with MS Europalink, a Star class passenger-freight vessel.
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Helicopter operator CHC Group has won a contract with Statoil to support the oil major’s Brazil operations.
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Tallink Grupp’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) powered ferry Megastar has proved to be the new benchmark for the in the Baltic Sea, according to the company’s CEO Janek Stalmaister.
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Drug traffickers boarded German-flagged Rotterdam Express to smuggle 185 kilograms of cocaine.
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Canada’s Port of Halifax has set a new annual record in both containerized and cruise volumes.
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Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance
The US Navy has called on the research vessel (RV) Petrel to survey the location of a C-2A Greyhound aircraft that crashed into the Philippine Sea en route to USS Ronald Reagan on November 22, 2017. Supervisor of Salvage and Diving (SUPSALV) personnel on board the vessel will depart from the Philippines in the coming […]
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A cruise terminal will be inaugurated in Visby on April 29, with intensive preparations now underway to boost Gotland as a destination. The number of passengers will double as early as 2018, the company said in its latest release. Since winter 2016 about 130,000m3 has been dredged to achieve a depth of water of 11m. […]
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Operations & Maintenance, Ports & Logistics, Project & Tenders, Technology
Global Tech I Offshore Wind GmbH has awarded Heli Service International with a contract to carry out helicopter services to and from the 400MW Global Tech I offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
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The new Irish Ferries cruise ferry W. B. Yeats was launched into the water on January 19 at FSG.
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CHC Helicopters has held a ground-breaking ceremony of a $6 million redevelopment project of its Aberdeen facilities.
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Ad Hoc Marine Designs has introduced a new 41m Walk to Work (W2W) SWATH Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV), capable of being at sea for up to two weeks with 24 technicians onboard, accommodated in their own individual cabins.
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Ad Hoc Marine Designs has introduced a new 41m Walk to Work (W2W) SWATH Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV), capable of being at sea for up to two weeks with 24 technicians onboard, accommodated in their own individual cabins.
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Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) has awarded the tender for works at the Boyne River, aimed to restore a safe passage and navigable channel for boaties. Local company East Coast Maritime has been appointed to undertake the works, with activity at the river mouth to begin by mid-February, GPC said in their release. “Material will be […]
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2018 will be another busy year for builders of cruise ships as 16 ships are earmarked for completion and delivery.
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Port of Prince Rupert handled a record volume of 24.1 million tonnes in 2017.
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ABP expects 2018 to be another record-breaking year at the Port of Southampton, following on from the success of 2017.
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Vard has won a contract to build one car and passenger ferry for Boreal.
