John Lawrie Metals Ltd, the Aberdeen headquartered metal waste recycling and processing experts, has announced the successful completion of a first-of-its-kind project in partnership with
Canadian locals found themselves in quite an uncanny situation when they saw two ships collide in a rather unusual manner within Canadian waters. The two
In the course of the fairway adjustment, excavators are used in places that are being deepened for the first time. As safety is the top
If you go through the pictures of ships, or if you are lucky enough to see one, you might’ve noticed that most of them are
According to industry data, a medium-sized cruise ship can carry around 3,000 passengers, leaving aside the crew. Royal Caribbean International’s Symphony of The Seas, which
The left-facing maneuver of the Greek Star Star Chios in the port of Mesta with Cpt. Giannis Sigalas. Blue Star Chios inaugurated the new summer
Did you ever stop and wonder why a ship’s bridge is named so? i.e. a Bridge. The reason, however, maybe unravelled through the pages of
A ship’s name, motto and badge serve as a great source of pride for its crew and a historic pride in the ships’ forebears. Reportedly,
The twin-hull heavy lift vessel VB-10,000 uses its dynamic positioning system to manoeuvre into its mooring at the Port of Fernandina, Fla., July 3, 2020,
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