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Ships Monthly
Sep-22
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WELCOME
WORLD EVENTS HIT SHIPP ING
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REGULARS
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SMALL FERRY
PIL joins World Shipping Council
CONTAINER INDUSTRY
Farewell to Pride of Bris tol
RN FLEET TENDER
Historic tug moves to Medway
ST CHALLENGE
Fresh out of her dry-docking
SHIELDHALL
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PENTLAND FERRIES
Cape Don set to be restored
MAINTENANCE SHIP
NEWS IN BRIEF
SERVICE AGREEMENT MacGregor, part of Cargotech, has signed
HMM reveals ambitious plans for growth
COMPANY NEWS
Methanol-ready
HYBRID CSOVs
Expansion for DFDS and Stena
FERRY EXPANSION
Scotland’s first direct container link with China
CONTAINER ROUTE
Ammoniafuelled
GAS CARRIER
Ex-Channel veteran continues service in Greek waters
SEAJETS
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Two E-Flexers for Baltic route
STENA LINE
Mediterranean ferry link back after 21 years
DP WORLD
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Bookings begin with fleet replacements on the way
BRITTANY FERRIES
New managing director appointed
PENTLAND FERRIES
Ferry costs triple in ten years
CALMAC
Another golden oldie goes to the breakers
MANO CRUISES
First Astor scrapped after 40-year career
SAGA CRUISES
Residential
VICTORIA CRUISES LINE
Arcadia’s crewing problems overcome
P&O CRUISES
Impact of Covid still being felt
INDUSTRY NEWS
To the Arctic
SWAN HELLENIC
NEWS IN BRIEF
AIDA CRUISES One of the pair of Japanese-built
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ROK NAVY The future of the South Korean
HMS Echo ends her RN service
ROYAL NAVY
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Special delivery
Taiwan plays the imitation game
TAIWANESE NAVY
Quorn to get back in the hunt
ROYAL NAVY
Pacific problems for partners
PACIFIC ISLANDS
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X-Press goes for Dutch emission reduction devices
FEEDER SHIPS
World’s largest container ship
NEWBUILD
TRF enters into Hafnia’s Chemical Pool of vessels
CHEMICAL TANKERS
Methanol-powered sisterships
MR TANKERS
Berge Bulk to test the wind
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