All Ports and terminals articles – Page 585
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Chipolbrok adds port calls and anticipates new ships
July 28 - Chipolbrok has recently added monthly calls at the ports of Haiphong and Singapore to its sailings from Northern Europe.
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Silvasti Logistics sees double
July 27 - Silvasti Logistics, the Finnish abnormal load transport company, which is a member of the CEE global network of equipment owners, has moved eight evaporators, weighing from 150 to 200 tonnes, by barge from Varkaus in Finland to V
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SAL commissions two heavy lift vessels
July 27 - SAL - Schiffahrtskontor Altes Land, has placed an Euros 120 million order with the Sietas shipyard for the construction of two heavy lift vessels to be built in the Hamburg Neuenfelde shipyard.
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Dockwise secures more contracts
July 24 - Dockwise Shipping has secured eight new near-term contracts for the transportation of jack up drilling rigs, plus port and marine infrastructure, as well as a long-term contract for transport and installation on the Bonkot project in Thailand.
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Wind turbine moves demonstrate CN's growing green businesses
July 24 - CN is playing a key role in the transportation of huge wind turbine components to northeastern British Columbia.
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Trio of jobs shows ALE Heavylift's capabilities
July 24 - Abnormal Load Engineering (ALE) has demonstrated its capabilities in regards to transportation, handling and installation of heavy, indivisible items with three separate projects across a number of industrial sectors.
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Heavy machinery flies into Kabul
July 23 - Two members of the Worldwide Project Consortium, a leading global franchise network for project cargo forwarders, have worked together to move three trucks and three telescopic handlers from Turkey to Afghanistan.
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Modulift wins DNV approval for latest spreader systems
July 23 - Modulift's second bespoke spreader system has received full DNV product approval.
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Russia to resume production of world's largest airplane
July 23 - Reports in the Russian media suggest that production of the Antonov An-124, the largest commercial aircraft to be mass-produced, could be about to recommence.
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20th Annual Breakbulk USA Transportation Conference and Exhibition
July 23 - All Eyes are now focused on New Orleans, as the 20th Annual Breakbulk Transportation Conference & Exhibition will return from October 13th to 15th 2009 at the Ernest M. Morial Convention Center.
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Dockwise Yacht Transport's Largest Vessel "Sinks" to Service Cargo of Yachts
July 22 - Dockwise Yacht Transport's (DYT) Yacht Express will visit the the US Northeast for the first time ever when it stops in Newport, R.I., for two days next week. According to DYT, Yacht Express is the first and only purpose-built yacht transport ve
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Jumbo helps Technip with North Amethyst project
July 21 - Technip, supported by Jumbo Offshore, has completed the installation of four subsea structures including two Module Support Frames each weighing approximately 150 tonnes.
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Dublin airport lift for PPG members
July 21 - Quality Freight Group (QFG) and TransGroup Worldwide Logistics are combining forces to deliver a shipment of 19 aircraft Passenger Boarding Bridges (PBBs) along with their component parts from Utah to Dublin Airport's new Terminal 2.
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NBIS expands specialised transport risk management team
July 30 - NationsBuilders Insurance Services, Inc. (NBIS), the only insurance and risk management programme endorsed by the Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association (SC&RA) added three senior managers to its Heavy Haul Risk Management Support Team.
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Kuehne + Nagel doesn't expect market recovery just yet
July 20 - Kuehne + Nagel says that its half-year results confirm the Group's dual strategy of counteracting the economic crisis through strict cost management and a commitment to market share expansion.
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Darka joins AOP Project Partners
July 20 - Darka for Trading & Services Co Ltd of Sudan has joined the AOP Project Partners network.
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Traffic falls at Antwerp
July 20 - The port of Antwerp has said that one of the reasons for the significant fall in freight volumes in the first six months of 2009 was the fact that tonnages in 2008 were inflated partially by the industrial dispute in Le Havre which saw cargo tra
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AirBridgeCargo Airlines adds Kabul
July 20 - AirBridgeCargo Airlines has launched a charter freighter service to Kabul, Afghanistan, operating every Tuesday using Boeing 747-200/300 cargo aircraft and offering some 100 tonnes of capacity. The city will be used as a connection to ABC's exis
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Volga-Dnepr reveals first half tonnage results
July 19 - Volga-Dnepr Group, the Russian scheduled and charter cargo airline has reported a five percent fall in tonnage to 835,000 ton/kilometres during the first six months of this year.