Tanker operators may see 'best year ever' RISING oil production looks set to keep tanker operators smiling in what may be the 'best year ever for the industry', according to Overseas Shipholding Group chief executive Morten Arntzen.
NY port set to begin major channel deepening project A US$1.6 billion project to deepen channels in the Port of New York and New Jersey to 50 feet was launched recently by the port authority and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Djibouti to meet ISPS deadline DJIBOUTI's port will largely comply with a tough new international anti-terror law by a July 1 deadline, putting into place finishing touches by year-end, the manager of the strategic Red Sea facility said on Wednesday.
China Container IPO priced at bottom of range CHINA Shipping Container Lines Co raised HK$7.68 billion in its Hong Kong initial public offer, a quarter less than targeted, people involved said.
Air and Land Transport
Ireland favours phased US-EU open skies deal IRELAND, current holder of the European Union's six-month rotating presidency, supports an incremental approach to an 'open skies' deal between the EU and the United States, an Irish official said on Wednesday.
SkyTeam alliance to jointly buy fuel
Alitalia accused of 'predatory pricing'
Lufthansa passenger traffic continues uptrend in May
Delta to test new system for detecting turbulence
Terminal crash to cost hundreds of millions: reinsurers
Admiralty Casebook
Indian court rejects plea against seafarer competency tests AGROUP of former Indian naval officers has failed in a bid to challenge rules that required them to be further trained and tested to meet the standards of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers.
Port Shots
19 injured as ship hits bridge NINETEEN people were injured when a tourist ship with 135 passengers, mainly US travellers, hit a bridge on the Danube river yesterday in Vienna, police said.
Tanker operators may see 'best year ever' RISING oil production looks set to keep tanker operators smiling in what may be the 'best year ever for the industry', according to Overseas Shipholding Group chief executive Morten Arntzen.
NY port set to begin major channel deepening project A US$1.6 billion project to deepen channels in the Port of New York and New Jersey to 50 feet was launched recently by the port authority and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Djibouti to meet ISPS deadline DJIBOUTI's port will largely comply with a tough new international anti-terror law by a July 1 deadline, putting into place finishing touches by year-end, the manager of the strategic Red Sea facility said on Wednesday.
China Container IPO priced at bottom of range CHINA Shipping Container Lines Co raised HK$7.68 billion in its Hong Kong initial public offer, a quarter less than targeted, people involved said.
Air and Land Transport
Ireland favours phased US-EU open skies deal IRELAND, current holder of the European Union's six-month rotating presidency, supports an incremental approach to an 'open skies' deal between the EU and the United States, an Irish official said on Wednesday.
SkyTeam alliance to jointly buy fuel
Alitalia accused of 'predatory pricing'
Lufthansa passenger traffic continues uptrend in May
Delta to test new system for detecting turbulence
Terminal crash to cost hundreds of millions: reinsurers
Admiralty Casebook
Indian court rejects plea against seafarer competency tests AGROUP of former Indian naval officers has failed in a bid to challenge rules that required them to be further trained and tested to meet the standards of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers.
Port Shots
19 injured as ship hits bridge NINETEEN people were injured when a tourist ship with 135 passengers, mainly US travellers, hit a bridge on the Danube river yesterday in Vienna, police said.
Tanker operators may see 'best year ever' RISING oil production looks set to keep tanker operators smiling in what may be the 'best year ever for the industry', according to Overseas Shipholding Group chief executive Morten Arntzen.
NY port set to begin major channel deepening project A US$1.6 billion project to deepen channels in the Port of New York and New Jersey to 50 feet was launched recently by the port authority and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Djibouti to meet ISPS deadline DJIBOUTI's port will largely comply with a tough new international anti-terror law by a July 1 deadline, putting into place finishing touches by year-end, the manager of the strategic Red Sea facility said on Wednesday.
China Container IPO priced at bottom of range CHINA Shipping Container Lines Co raised HK$7.68 billion in its Hong Kong initial public offer, a quarter less than targeted, people involved said.
Air and Land Transport
Ireland favours phased US-EU open skies deal IRELAND, current holder of the European Union's six-month rotating presidency, supports an incremental approach to an 'open skies' deal between the EU and the United States, an Irish official said on Wednesday.
SkyTeam alliance to jointly buy fuel
Alitalia accused of 'predatory pricing'
Lufthansa passenger traffic continues uptrend in May
Delta to test new system for detecting turbulence
Terminal crash to cost hundreds of millions: reinsurers
Admiralty Casebook
Indian court rejects plea against seafarer competency tests AGROUP of former Indian naval officers has failed in a bid to challenge rules that required them to be further trained and tested to meet the standards of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers.
Port Shots
19 injured as ship hits bridge NINETEEN people were injured when a tourist ship with 135 passengers, mainly US travellers, hit a bridge on the Danube river yesterday in Vienna, police said.
Tanker operators may see 'best year ever' RISING oil production looks set to keep tanker operators smiling in what may be the 'best year ever for the industry', according to Overseas Shipholding Group chief executive Morten Arntzen.
NY port set to begin major channel deepening project A US$1.6 billion project to deepen channels in the Port of New York and New Jersey to 50 feet was launched recently by the port authority and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Djibouti to meet ISPS deadline DJIBOUTI's port will largely comply with a tough new international anti-terror law by a July 1 deadline, putting into place finishing touches by year-end, the manager of the strategic Red Sea facility said on Wednesday.
China Container IPO priced at bottom of range CHINA Shipping Container Lines Co raised HK$7.68 billion in its Hong Kong initial public offer, a quarter less than targeted, people involved said.
Air and Land Transport
Ireland favours phased US-EU open skies deal IRELAND, current holder of the European Union's six-month rotating presidency, supports an incremental approach to an 'open skies' deal between the EU and the United States, an Irish official said on Wednesday.
SkyTeam alliance to jointly buy fuel
Alitalia accused of 'predatory pricing'
Lufthansa passenger traffic continues uptrend in May
Delta to test new system for detecting turbulence
Terminal crash to cost hundreds of millions: reinsurers
Admiralty Casebook
Indian court rejects plea against seafarer competency tests AGROUP of former Indian naval officers has failed in a bid to challenge rules that required them to be further trained and tested to meet the standards of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers.
Port Shots
19 injured as ship hits bridge NINETEEN people were injured when a tourist ship with 135 passengers, mainly US travellers, hit a bridge on the Danube river yesterday in Vienna, police said.
Viswalab advocates enhanced testing to prevent bad bunkers In a frank Q&A session, Dr. Vis argues the case for additional testing to identify harmful contaminants, and does not shy away from the controversy surrounding deliberate contamination of bunker fuels.
India: Coastal operators lament rising costs Dramatic port due increases and rising bunkering costs has hit coastal operators.
Buyers hold back from falling South Korean bunker market Slow demand fails to dent ample marine fuel stocks.
Tokyo Bay sees large range amid competitive pricing
Singapore residual stocks swell to five-year record Poor Chinese fuel oil demand blamed as Singapore's residual stocks hit highest level in more than five years.
Singapore: Demand waning as 'fear factor' subsides Official figures revealed record sales in April in the world's largest bunkering port, but early indications from the market show that demand is slowing down.
Rotterdam on the up again
Russian supplier begins new operation Russian supplier expands product line to include heavy fuel oil grades and supply tankers concurrent with cargo operations.
Golden Energy mulls New York tanker listing GOLDEN Energy Management, the tanker arm of Greece's Restis Group, is considering a New York listing for the $600m tanker fleet under its control.
Range of new stocks on way as confidence returns to market THE Hong Kong Stock Exchange is gearing up to welcome a slew of new shipping-related stocks.
Ireland to push compromise pollution sanction proposal IRELAND will push today for the introduction of sanctions against polluters of the sea which go beyond international conventions in their severity.
Stelmar's Pearlmar found with cocaine onboard An oil tanker operated by Stelmar Shipping, founded by easyJet's Stelios Haji-Ioannou, was found carrying cocaine near the port of San Francisco after sailing from Ecuador, Bloomberg reports.
Spain suspends cruise ship ban SPAIN'S merchant marine authority has suspended its ban on cruise ships entering Spanish ports after calling at Gibraltar
Bremerhaven box expansion WASSER und Schifffahrtsdirektion at Aurich, Germany has granted its approval for the building of the fourth section of the Bremerhaven container terminal
US ballast water proposal BALLAST water is again at the heart of a bill introduced in the US Senate by Hawaii Democrat Daniel K Inouye.
CSCL raises less than hoped for CHINA Shipping Container Line's IPO was priced at the bottom end of its range today, with the $985M raised falling short of the $1.2Bn CSCL was expecting.
Three missing after tanker fire THE search is continuing for three missing crew members from the Liberian registered tanker Fair Mare after the ship suffered an engine room fire.
Tsakos Energy in evolutionary mode THE signing of an LNG carrier newbuilding contract by Tsakos Energy Navigation marks the next phase in the company's evolution, president Nikolas Tsakos said.
Meat war armistice allows EU and Russia to enter talks Russia's Veterinary Service has called a truce until the autumn in its conflict over EU meat products to allow for negotiations, but EU and Russian priorities remain opposed.
London links entice Eurosal partners to Tilbury
Railion snaps up private Italian railway
Track maintenance to restrict Panama Canal vessel transits
Container volume between China and Japan surges
Containerships seals deal with Teesport
Improved financial structure sees Moody's up HMM ratings
Cooperation WWL/UECC is possible A closer cooperation between the global car carrier owner/operator Wallenius Wilhelmsen Lines (WWL) in Oslo and the shortsea operator ...
Tsakos into LNG Tsakos Energy Navigation (TEN) has finally ordered its first 150,000 cubic metre LNG carrier at Hyundai for delivery in March ...
Lack of political support for Norwegian ship owners Norwegian ship owners now fear that a sensible political compromise to secure shipping the tax regime as that paracticed in ...
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