Cunard is planning a fourth ship to join its fleet, according to an announcement Monday from the brand's parent company Carnival Corp. The unnamed cruise ship will launch in 2022. It will carry 3,000 guests and will be built in Italy by Fincantieri ...
But between the ships and the thirsty generators are battered ports, ravaged infrastructure and a 1920 law called the Jones Act, which restricts which ships can deliver goods and drives up costs. Merely assessing damage to the electric grid will take ...
Carnival Corporation plc – the world's largest cruise company and parent of the Cunard brand – has signed a memorandum of agreement with Fincantieri S.p.A., ...
September 28, 2017: Liner shipping company Hapag-Lloyd will add another large container ship to its fleet. The 'Al Jmeliyah' will be handed over to Hapag-Lloyd tomorrow at the shipyard of Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HSHI) in South Korea.
In the aftermath of two deadly collisions of Japan-based U.S. warships, the USS Fitzgerald and USS John S. McCain, with merchant vessels in busy Western Pacific sea lanes there have now been two high-profile hearings in Congress and two broad studies ...
According to a US Naval Institute report, one of the immediate changes to US Navy fleet operations after recent collisions is that surface fleet ships will now announce their presence in shipping lanes with heavy traffic. The US will also, for the ...
Take the Navy'sproposed 355 ship fleet. This goal, supposedly to be obtained in the coming decade or two, is what the Navy says it needs to meet its increasing mission demands around the globe. This sounds all well and good, but upon closer examination ...
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Cunard is planning 4th cruise ship to join its fleet - Washington Post
Cunard is planning a fourth ship to join its fleet, according to an announcement Monday from the brand's parent company Carnival Corp. The unnamed cruise ship will launch in 2022. It will carry 3,000 guests and will be built in Italy by Fincantieri ...
Cunard reveals it's adding a fourth ship to its fleet - but you'll have to ... - Mirror.co.uk
The cruise line has some very exciting plans in store...
Tiny Fleet Converges on Puerto Rico With Lifeblood Diesel - Bloomberg
But between the ships and the thirsty generators are battered ports, ravaged infrastructure and a 1920 law called the Jones Act, which restricts which ships can deliver goods and drives up costs. Merely assessing damage to the electric grid will take ...
Cunard to add fourth ship to cruise liner fleet - Gears Of Biz - Gears Of Biz
Carnival Corporation plc – the world's largest cruise company and parent of the Cunard brand – has signed a memorandum of agreement with Fincantieri S.p.A., ...
Hapag-Lloyd adds another large container ship to its fleet - STAT Times (registration)
September 28, 2017: Liner shipping company Hapag-Lloyd will add another large container ship to its fleet. The 'Al Jmeliyah' will be handed over to Hapag-Lloyd tomorrow at the shipyard of Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HSHI) in South Korea.
Firings, Reforms Follow US Navy Mishaps in Pacific Fleet - The Diplomat
In the aftermath of two deadly collisions of Japan-based U.S. warships, the USS Fitzgerald and USS John S. McCain, with merchant vessels in busy Western Pacific sea lanes there have now been two high-profile hearings in Congress and two broad studies ...
USS John S McCain did not send out automatic identification signals: Singapore authorities - Channel NewsAsia
According to a US Naval Institute report, one of the immediate changes to US Navy fleet operations after recent collisions is that surface fleet ships will now announce their presence in shipping lanes with heavy traffic. The US will also, for the ...
This Video About The Navy's Decaying Shipyards Makes Its 355 Ship Goal Seem Laughable - The Drive
Take the Navy'sproposed 355 ship fleet. This goal, supposedly to be obtained in the coming decade or two, is what the Navy says it needs to meet its increasing mission demands around the globe. This sounds all well and good, but upon closer examination ...