VT Group, the support services and shipbuilding company, will sell its shipyards to BAE Systems if their joint bid for engineering group Babcock International succeeds.
A man on board on a Russian ship off Devon has been airlifted to shore after a suspected heart attack. A rescue helicopter from RNAS Culdrose in Cornwall came to the aid of the 44-year-old on the Voronezh, 21 miles (34km) south east of Start Point.
33-year-old longshoreman died Saturday afternoon after he became pinned between a steel wall and a 20-foot freight container being loaded onto a cargo ship at Port Everglades, according to the Broward Sheriff’s Office.
1825GMT The spectators gather at the finish line to watch ABN AMRO ONE take the In Port race in fine style to reinforce their dominance over the rest of the Volvo Open 70 fleet.
No oil leak has been reported at the location in the Strait of Melaka where a ship sank after a collision Friday 10.5 nautical miles Southwest of Pulau Undan in Melaka, the Maritime Safety and Coordination Centre said Saturday.
movstar is first to tack twards the east shore, fllowed by Pirates and after a while ABN AMRO ONE. Ericsson and ABN AMRO TWO go right with Ericsson high, and ABN AMRO TWO lower and ahead.
BAE SYSTEMS and VT Group’s designs on Babcock International has thrown up a whole host of questions, and more than 3,000 Scottish employees will want to know the answers.
The Newcastle Port Corporation (NPC) on Australia
CNOOC Ltd, China’s third-biggest oil company, posted record profit for 2005 on the back of soaring crude prices and robust output, the company said yesterday.
SSA Marine was awarded the Toyota Logistics Services first annual Logistics Service Award for “Distinction in Quality Service and Performance” for 2005.
Britain and France finally signed the deal to build three new aircraft carriers. This followed several years of negotiations. What’s surprising about all this is not the large size of the carriers
With light winds never exceeding ten knots and dropping to five at times, the competitors had a tough time as the sea breeze never settled in.
B.C. Ferries could get a first glimpse of its sunken Queen of the North as early as tomorrow afternoon, says Phil Nuytten, whose company is sending a one-person submersible down to the wreck.
Police have confirmed the identity of a solo sailor who died after being winched from rough seas in a helicopter rescue in the Southern Ocean off Western Australia.
