All Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International articles in November 2015 – Page 6
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New Orleans hits high
November 12 - The Port of New Orleans has surpassed the half-million mark for twenty-foot equivalent units (teu) handled over a 12-month period.
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Cargolux continues CWA negotiations
November 12 - After ongoing discussion and a preliminary agreement being made in July this year, the management of Cargolux Airlines and representatives from the Luxembourg based OGBL and LCGB met this week to continue negotiations for a collective work a
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Bos-Shelf in Kamag buy
November 12 - Baku, Azerbaijan based Bos-Shelf has invested in 24 axle lines of Kamag K24 self-propelled modular transporters (SPMT).
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A warrior's victory for Blue Hat
November 12 - Blue Hat Crane was recently made a representative for all Tadano products and has added a selection of Tadano cranes, including an ATF 180G-5, a GR-1000XL, and a GR-750XL, to its fleet.
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BigRoll Barentsz rolled out
November 12 - The first of BigRoll Shipping's four MC Class vessels under construction, BigRoll Barentsz, has been launched at China's Cosco Dalian Shipyard.
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WWL ALS gets reeling
November 12 - WWL ALS has coordinated the transportation of a 300-tonne cable reel from the UK to the USA.
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Thunder Bay storms ahead
November 12 - As of October 31, year-to-date general cargo shipments at the Port of Thunder Bay were up threefold compared with the Canadian gateway's five-year average.
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Agility growth steady in 'soft' market
November 12 - Agility posted a net profit of KWD13.7 million (USD45 million) for the third quarter of 2015, which represents a 5 percent increase compared with the same period of 2014.
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AAPA names new board
November 12 - The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) has appointed Jim Quinn, president and ceo of the Saint John Port Authority in New Brunswick, as the 2015-16 chairman of the board.
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Subsea 7 downscaling plans succeed
November 12 - Subsea 7 has disclosed a bigger fleet reduction plan with six of its ships being laid up in order to reduce the fleet in "subdued markets".
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Zoo trip for Wagenborg
November 11 - Wagenborg has transported four train wagons from Grossauheim Hanau, Germany to the Wildlands Adventure Zoo in Emmen, the Netherlands.
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Universal Transport takes over Ivanica
November 11 - As of 2016, Ivanica Spedition will become part of Universal Transport, operating from one of its premises in Straubing, Germany.
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Hawaiian Highway leads to Sohar
November 11 - Sohar Port and Freezone has celebrated the maiden call of "K" Line's ro-ro carrier Hawaiian Highway at its general cargo terminal, C. Steinweg Oman.
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Senn gets Liebherr lift
November 11 - The first model of Liebherr's new LTM 1160-5.2 mobile crane has been delivered to Swiss crane contractor Senn and completed its first job lifting a bridge over the River Aare.
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"K" Line targets Middle East
November 11 - "K" Line has established a new joint venture with Sharaf Group, K Line Shipping & Logistics LLC (KLSL), in Dubai, UAE.
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PCN duo joins forces
November 11 - Project Cargo Network (PCN) member in Germany, Russia and Mongolia, Alexander Global Logistics (AGL), joined forces with fellow PCN member in Poland, Scandinavian Express, to deliver a 25-tonne spare part.
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Crowley reshuffles group
November 11 - Crowley Maritime Corporation has formalised two new standalone business segments - Global Ship Management and Government Services - which were previously embedded in other company units.
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Chapman Freeborn in Scandi tie-up
November 11 - Chapman Freeborn Airchartering has launched a strategic partnership with Oslo, Norway based Airbroker AS to enhance both parties' offerings in the international air charter market.
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Brunel flies replacement engine
November 11 - Brunel Project Cargo coordinated the transport of a new aircraft engine from the UK to Russia, where an aircraft had been grounded with an unserviceable engine.
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Braemar comes together
November 11 - Braemar Adjusting and Braemar SA are relocating their UK head offices to share new premises in London.