In May, Quest Freight Ltd, a member of AiO Logistics Network, arranged the transport of three helicopters to the Middle East from London aboard an Antonov 124 charter flight. The total shipment was 21 pieces, 14,774 kgs, 87,104kgs, and total volume of 523cbm.

Premier Global Logistics executed one of the most prestigious heavy equipment shipment last year, from Godrej, Vikhroli to Sadara Chemical Company in Saudi Arabia.

The Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF) is pleased to announce the publication of the second edition of the Guidelines for the control of Drug and Alcohol Onboard Ship.

UNESCO was founded in the wake of the World War II, born of the conviction that the unprecedented conflict could give rise to a better, more united world. Since wars begin in the minds of men and women, it is in the minds of men and women that a better world must be constructed, argued the Organization’s founders. Their idea is more pertinent than ever as countries begin to emerge from the global COVID-19 crisis, which has called into question our priorities, our ways of life and the functioning of our societies.

As the rivalry between the United States and China spirals into a new cold war, it carries the potential to widen and deepen many geopolitical fault lines in world politics. One such fault line is dangerously embedded in the strategically vital, oil-rich, but unstable, Persian Gulf. It divides the Gulf into northern and southern zones.

CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWNS AND POLITICAL INACTION HAVE CREATED AN UNPRECEDENTED SEAFARER CRISIS

Despite a universal campaign from all sectors of the shipping industry to classify seafarers as key workers, and to facilitate crew transfers, many governments are still dragging their heels, says INTERCARGO, the body representing the world’s dry bulk shipowners.

XLP member, Orchid Shipping, seized the opportunity during the lockdown, of executing a very critical shipment involving 3x20’FRs ex Jawaharlal Nehru Port, India to Onne Port, Nigeria successfully and ensuring a satisfied customer at the end of it.

Own CO2 emissions reduced by 27% over the last ten years

Net Zero Carbon program paves the way to climate neutrality

New projects are awaiting Shipyard Famagusta Ltd. as the North Turkish Cypriot company is planning to finish up its brand new workshop which will be capable of machining big capacity shaft, rudder, propeller equipment, used in future newbuildings.

Torqeedo-powered vessels provide efficient, emission-free solution to remove plastics and debris in waterways and harbours

The hybrid crew transfer vessels (CTVs) will be the first operating in the UK and some of the first in the world.

The CTVs will serve Ørsted’s Hornsea Two offshore wind farm off the Yorkshire coast, which is due to become operational in 2022.

Danfoss Editron’s compact and lightweight technology has overcome the challenge associated with the size of electric motors and components, which were previously too big for CTVs.

The Port Equipment Manufacturers Association (PEMA) held its annual general meeting digitally this week due to the Covoid-19 pandemic and made a number of new appointments for the year ahead as the Association looks to continue its vital work for the global ports and terminals sector.

The UK Chamber of Shipping has written a letter to the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson demanding urgent action is taken to facilitate crew changes. The letter was sent on Sunday evening.

Viking Line became the first shipping company in the world to be verified by the accredited classification society Det Norske Veritas Germanischer Lloyd (DNV GL) in accordance with its My Care methodology. This verification, which covers all seven Viking Line vessels and operations in six terminals, affirms the company’s capability to manage and prevent infection risks, including Covid-19.