Authorities Scramble To Contain Oil Spill After Passenger Ship Sinks In Greenland Emergency crews near the southern Greenland community of Nanortalik worked over the weekend to contain a 20,000-liter oil spill after the small passenger ferry Adolf Jensen sank. The ship ran aground and sank last week at the mouth of the Tasiilmut Strait, north […]
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Alaska Airlines expanded its cargo division after the merger with Hawaiian Airlines, established new leadership, and oversaw operations. Ian Morgan named Alaska Airlines vice president of cargo; Jason Berry named Alaska Air Group executive vice president of cargo This week, the Alaska Airlines Board of Directors elected Ian Morgan as Alaska Airlines’ new vice president
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What Is the World’s Largest Aircraft Carrier? The world’s largest aircraft carriers (Gerald R Ford) are more than just ships equipped for war. In the face of endless regional conflicts, aircraft carriers symbolize the prestige and strength of navies worldwide. These new “battleships” are among the most important war materials for all countries. Since their
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Rolls-Royce Nuclear wins big small reactor contract Rolls-Royce has signed a deal with the Czech Republic to deploy its next generation of small nuclear reactors, which could redefine the global energy landscape and eventually bring zero-emission energy to the shipping industry. As the world works to decarbonize, these compact power plants promise to revolutionize how
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Ship with 20 thousand tons of Russian dangerous cargo to sail past Denmark A ship carrying 20,000 tons of Russian dangerous cargo will pass through Denmark. Some countries have denied entry to a ship carrying large quantities of Russian fertilizers that can be used to make explosives. The Danish Maritime Authority announced that it is
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Everything You Need to Know About RoRo Ships RoRo ships, which stand for “Roll On/Roll Off,” are an extremely efficient way to move cargo and vehicles overseas. They have become an integral part of the global logistics industry, facilitating the transport of a wide range of cargo, from cars and heavy machinery to project transport
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First Green Route In The Baltic Sea Reduces Transport Emissions By 90% The first ecological shipping corridor in the Baltic Sea has opened. The new corridor, which runs from Vajirmala (Sweden) to Turku (Finland), has reduced emissions by 90%. The initiative is a collaboration between Viking Line, Scandic Trans, and Orkla Suomi. In July, the
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Maritime Employers Prepare For Dockworker Strike And Port Operations According to CNBC and Trade Magazine, the Port operations of New York/New Jersey managers are preparing for a full-scale work stoppage by the International Longshoremen’s Association, North America’s largest union. The strike could have far-reaching consequences, with nearly half of all U.S. monthly imports affected, equivalent
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Water Transportation: Types, Advantages and Disadvantages Water transportation is known for transporting people, goods, and mail by barges, boats, ships, or sailboats across seas, oceans, lakes, canals, rivers, or other types of water. It is an important means of transportation. What are water transportation vehicles? Water transportation is the cheapest way to transport large and
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Maersk Is Raising The Bar On Methanol Sourcing In Japan With Latest Initiative Maersk A/S (Maersk) has co-hosted Japan’s first ‘Methanol Bunkering Simulation’ at the Port of Yokohama, marking a pivotal moment for Japan’s methanol bunkering industry. The simulation included Maersk’s newest dual-fuel methanol vessel, Alette Maersk, recently launched in Los Angeles. During the simulation,
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