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US infrastructure investment will be hindered without strong leadership | MacGregor to supply deck cranes, to 7 offshore support ships in Mideast | China and Canada talk trade of doubling volumes in 10 years | Indian CFS Association seeks anti-trust case action against Maersk Group | Subic port takes in overstaying containers kicked out congested Manila | Cosco aims to boost Piraeus container volume 35pc to 5 million TEU by 2018 | OOCL hikes Asia-Canada rate asymetrically US$480/TEU November 1 | British government mulls recommissioning Royal Yacht Britannia | Sydney's Botany Bay throughput rises 2.4pc in July to 198,012 TEU | US west coast ports appear to bounce back after last year's slowdown

Turkish owned cargo ship "M/V MUSTAFA KAN" sank off Sicily

WORLD SHIPPING

British government mulls recommissioning Royal Yacht Britannia
A RECOMMISSIONED Royal Yacht Britannia could be an "important emblem" and "valuable vehicle" to promote British trade after the Brexit vote, says Britain's shipping minister John Hayes.
SHIPBROKER REPORTS

Lion Shipbrokers' Market report 23 September 2016
Lion Shipbrokers' Second hand and Demolition Market report 23 September 2016
SHIPBUILDING

Maersk abandons mega ship ordering to focus on liner acquisitions
AP Moeller-Maersk has revealed plans to stop ordering new containerships and instead turn its attention to acquiring shipping lines.
INSIGHT/OPINION

Drewry convinced Hanjin debacle means end to rock bottom rates
LONDON's Drewry Maritime Research says capacity cuts in the second quarter has meant that "eastbound ships were full in July and August, and will be even fuller between now and at least mid-October as...
WORLD SHIPPING

Talks on HMM joining Maersk and MSC's 2M alliance still ongoing
DISCUSSIONS about Hyundai Merchant Marine joining the 2M Vessel Sharing Agreement have not been concluded, in spite of HMM signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Maersk Line and Mediterranean...
ACCIDENTS

Turkish owned cargo ship "M/V MUSTAFA KAN" sank off Sicily
The "Mustafa Kan", a Turkish-owned cargo ship built in 2009, is sinking slowly to 24 miles off the coast of Avola. At three this night the carriers launched the "mayday" and said abandonment.

US to enforce own ballast water rules, not those of the UN, says USCG

Court tells Hanjin to return chartered ships to owners to cut costs

Modern Express due to leave Bilbao bound to Aliağa, Turkey for demo

Lion Shipbrokers' Second hand and Demolition Market report 16 September 2016

ICS thorough-going pilotage, towing and mooring survey gets underway

Seaspan 14,000-TEUer 'YM Wind' adrift in Taiwan typhoon, hits 2 shipyard cranes

Singapore court gives near-bankrupt Hanjin a break by stalling creditors

Hyundai to benefit from Hanjin fall, but charter rates to drop: Drewry

HIT says it faces extra costs, denies gouging in HK to free Hanjin boxes

Manila Interferry meet to focus on safety in developing world October 15

US infrastructure investment will be hindered without strong leadership

MacGregor to supply deck cranes, to 7 offshore support ships in Mideast

China and Canada talk trade of doubling volumes in 10 years

Indian CFS Association seeks anti-trust case action against Maersk Group

Subic port takes in overstaying containers kicked out congested Manila

Cosco aims to boost Piraeus container volume 35pc to 5 million TEU by 2018

OOCL hikes Asia-Canada rate asymetrically US$480/TEU November 1

British government mulls recommissioning Royal Yacht Britannia

Sydney's Botany Bay throughput rises 2.4pc in July to 198,012 TEU

US west coast ports appear to bounce back after last year's slowdown

China's exports increase 5.9pc in August while imports rise 10.8pc

Hapag-Lloyd increases China-Gulf rate US$200/TEU from October 15

SHIPBROKER REPORTS

Lion Shipbrokers' Market report 23 September 2016

SHIPBROKER REPORTS

Lion Shipbrokers' Market report 16 September 2016

Boxes may languish, but seaborne perishable reefer trade is booming

Evergreen docks 8,500-TEUer at Port of Wilmington, North Carolina

Maersk Asia chief sees 2-4pc growth next year, cheers idle fleet growth

PANYNJ and US Army Corps complete New York Harbour dredging

Maersk abandons mega ship ordering to focus on liner acquisitions

Rickmers Trust faces bankruptcy if restructuring cannot be achieved

INSIGHT/OPINION

Drewry convinced Hanjin debacle means end to rock bottom rates

August volume through China's 8 big ports up 7pc to 13.6 million TEU

Danish bunker company found guilty of fraud

APL wins 'Best Green Shipping Line' award in France

Port of London Authority creates low emission discount for shipowners

There's money in Hanjin fall - and here's how lawyers winkle it out

Talks on HMM joining Maersk and MSC's 2M alliance still ongoing

Shippers suffer from driving down rates with Hanjin's demise

DP World Southampton expands terminal to handle mega boxships

Hanjin Miami refused New York docking because of a dispute over empties

US infrastructure investment will be hindered without strong leadership THE poor state of US infrastructure is well known - what isn't, is that public-private partnerships (PPPs) best suited to meet the challenge is hampered by a lack of federal leadership, according to Fitch Ratings, reports the American Journal of Transportation.
MacGregor to supply deck cranes, to 7 offshore support ships in Mideast
China and Canada talk trade of doubling volumes in 10 years
Indian CFS Association seeks anti-trust case action against Maersk Group
Subic port takes in overstaying containers kicked out congested Manila
Cosco aims to boost Piraeus container volume 35pc to 5 million TEU by 2018
OOCL hikes Asia-Canada rate asymetrically US$480/TEU November 1
British government mulls recommissioning Royal Yacht Britannia
Sydney's Botany Bay throughput rises 2.4pc in July to 198,012 TEU
US west coast ports appear to bounce back after last year's slowdown

Maersk abandons mega ship ordering to focus on liner acquisitions AP Moeller-Maersk has revealed plans to stop ordering new containerships and instead turn its attention to acquiring shipping lines.
Modern Express due to leave Bilbao bound to Aliağa, Turkey for demo
BIMCO near doubles forecast for scrapping box ships to 400,000 TEU
Thordon Bearings develops new shaft seal for the maritime industry
Becker Marine Systems now provide rudders for world's biggest boxships
Five Vessels including two pilot boats delivered for Qatar’s new Port Project
Five Vessels including two pilot boats delivered for Qatar’s new Port Project
Chinese Yards Get Greek Ship Repair Bids
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding lays off 6,000 men, plans 2,000 more
Yangzijiang shipyard hit by 3 more order cancellations in second quarter

SEANEWS MAGAZINE

Turkish Straits: Difficulties and Role of Pilotage The maritime pilot's role is to assist the Master of a vessel during the ship's passage to and from a berth in a given pilotage area, by providing local knowledge of navigational and operational matters combined with specialist ship-handling experience
Currents of the Strait of Istanbul
Greece: Do, or die...
The Lomonosov Ridge
Pilotage Services and Competition
All about E-navigation
Sadness, Falling Leaves and October
Energy Wars in the Eastern Mediterranean
New Panama Canal, New Problem
Denmark Going It Alone?

INTERVIEW

'Data Hidrolik will be at SMM Hamburg' DATA Hidrolik has been specialized in design and production of steering systems and deck machinery since 1945.
The Interview with MD of ChartWorld GmbH and SevenCs GmbH, Mr Jochen Rudolph
"Maritime Pilots are modern traditionalists..."
Juan Wong: “Panama Canal Expansion Program will double the capacity”
ARTHUR DE Graauw: "Pilots feel the simulator is not real"
Frank Horch: “Hamburg wants close relationships with İstanbul”
Turkish Shipping Minister Mr. Elvan addressed the sector through SeaNews Magazine
"Dry bulk market is bound for a recovery"
SeaNews Intrview with Mr. Adem Şimşek; President of the Turkish Ship Recyclers’ Association
SeaNews Intrview with Mr. Yusuf Oztürk, Chairman of Chamber of Shipping İzmir Branch

Tax authorities raid Google’s Madrid offices Türkiye'den ve Dünya'dan Güncel HaberlerSearch engine giant denies any tax evasion
Canada may join NATO force to deter Russia
Istanbul terror victims remembered at Euro 2016 match
Myanmar among worst in US human trafficking report
Pentagon lifts ban on transgender service members
US-backed fighters gain ground in northern Syria
PKK backers disrupt Turkey's tourism office in Vienna
2 soldiers martyred in clash with PKK in SE Turkey
US:‘Failed leadership’ led to sailors’ capture by Iran
UN Security Council condemns Istanbul attack

IMO’s Container Weight Verification Rule Enters Into Force Maritime NewsA long-awaited new regulation requiring the gross mass of a container to be verified before it is loaded onto a ship enters into force on Friday amid some confusion over how the new rule will be implemented. The new rule, commonly referred to as the verified gross mass requirement, or SOLAS VGM, enters into force […]The postIMO’s Container Weight Verification Rule Enters Into Forceappeared first ongCaptain.
IMO: Container Weight Verification Rule– Frequently Asked Questions
US: Russia Used False Signals in Mediterranean Sea Incident
Oil Tanker Hits Three Sailboats Leaving US Northeast
Ship Photos– Real Viking Ship Completes North Atlantic Crossing
Anti-Beaching Advocate: Five Workers Killed in Surge of Fatal Accidents in Chittagong
UASC: Shareholders Back Hapag-Lloyd Deal
UASC: Shareholders Back Hapag-Lloyd Deal
MV Flinterstar Bow Lifted from North Sea Off Belgium
El Faro VDR Recovery Mission Postponed

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