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ExxonMobil Charters Two Vessels to Launch LNG Bunker Business

 ExxonMobil announced it is entering the LNG marine bunkering market as part of its broader strategy to pursue up to $30 billion in lower-emission inv… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Finnish Prosecutors Appeal Court Ruling on Eagle S Cable-Damage Case

 Prosecutors in Finland are appealing a lower court ruling that found that the nation does not have any legal jurisdiction over subsea infrastructure… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Another Arms Shipment for the Houthis Intercepted by Opposition Faction

 Factions opposing the Houthis have made yet another significant interception of Iranian-sourced arms destined for the Houthi militants. This time it… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

TSB: Barge Stability Drops Off Dangerously When Overloaded

Canada’s Transportation Safety Board is advising mariners to keep in mind the differences in stability between flatbottomed barges and seagoing hull s… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Australia Reports on Bulker’s Engine Shut Down in Busy Port Hedland

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has released its interim report on the incident involving bulk carrier FMG Nicola (260,840 dwt) while de… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Containerization & Intermodal Institute Present Connie Award to John Nardi

The Containerization & Intermodal Institute (CII) is proud to announce that John Nardi, President of the Shipping Association of New York and New Jers… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

StormGeo Enhances Platform with Imarex Traffic Light Integration

StormGeo, a global leader in weather intelligence and decision support solutions, announced today that it has strengthened its s-Insight Bunker Manage… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Philippines: Minervagracht Crew Wasn’t Given Chance to Avoid Gulf of Aden

 The Filipino seafarer who lost his life in the Houthi attack on the freighter Minervagracht was never advised of his right to disembark before coming… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Carousel Logistics launches nationwide pick-up drop-off network across the UK

Carousel Logistics has launched a staffed Pick-Up Drop-Off (PUDO) network across the UK and Ireland, with over 100 live locations and plans for expansion. The service offers early-morning delivery and flexible returns for engineers handling varied shipment sizes, supported by an app enabling label-free returns and redirections. Led by Andrew Whitehead, Head of Network Development, […]

Ostend-Bruges Airport appoints Johan Leunen as Cargo Development Director

Ostend-Bruges Airport has appointed Johan Leunen as Cargo Development Director, reinforcing its strategy to expand cargo operations and drive sustainable growth. With over 23 years of air cargo experience, Johan previously held senior roles at Brussels Airport, leading cargo marketing and business development initiatives that attracted airlines and logistics partners. Working with Cargo Sales Director […]

Air Charter Service opens 40th office

Air Charter Service has opened a new office in Barcelona, marking its 40th global location and second in Spain after Madrid, led by Daniel Martin Rodriguez. CEO Justin Bowman said the milestone follows rapid growth, with offices doubling since 2020 and a six-year CAGR of 11% in revenue, fuelled by post-Covid expansion. Bowman highlighted the […]

Airfreight not yet realigned as de minimis era ends

AfA Executive Director Brandon Fried warned that since the end of de minimis on August 29, air freight networks are shifting from light-touch clearance to full formal entry, leading to fewer but larger and better-documented shipments. Members report higher duties, longer cycle times, and tougher returns management, with compliance costs rising even as fraud declines, […]

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