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Eni Hits New Gas Find at Bahr Essalam, Expanding its Libyan Reserves

 On Monday, Italian oil major Eni announced the discovery of two big gas finds off the coast of Libya, which will expand the supply available to Europ… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Panama Canal Administrator Shares Advancements at CMA Shipping Conference

The Panama Canal Administrator, Dr. Ricaurte Vásquez Morales, took part in the Connecticut Maritime Association (CMA) Shipping Conference and Expo 202… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

ReCAAP 20th Anniversary Celebrations and Symposium

The Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP) commemorated its 20th Anniversary today with a… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Rolls-Royce Strengthens Partnership with PGZ for Poland’s Armed Forces

Rolls-Royce and the Polish defence technology group Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa S.A. (PGZ) intend to intensify their cooperation in the field of propulsi… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

DP World Launches Carbon Inset Trial in Belgium, Portugal and Sweden

DP World is launching Insetify, a dedicated carbon inset trial for ocean freight forwarding customers in Belgium, Portugal and Sweden, to deliver imme… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Gard and NAVTOR Partner to Launch Gard Insights on NavStation

For those at sea, every decision counts, and in the dynamic world of shipping, timely access to the right information can make all the difference. Tha… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Korea’s HJ Shipyard to Buy Yard from HD Hyundai to Target US Navy Work

South Korea’s HJ Heavy Industries is set to increase its capacities dramatically with the acquisition of a large yard from HD Hyundai Heavy Industries… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Despite U.S. Demands, NATO Reluctant to Join Hormuz Mission

 President Donald Trump has threatened NATO allies with a “very bad” future if they do not join in a proposed Strait of Hormuz naval escort mission, b… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Fameline Technologies Group Unifies Four Brands into One Net

One Net launches as a global technology services provider built around what actually works in the world’s most demanding operating environments.Limass… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Two U.S. Offshore Wind Projects Reach Milestones

 Two of the five large offshore wind power projects under construction in the United States simultaneously reached milestones at the end of last week,… Go to Source Author: The Maritime Executive

Were aviation’s giants retired too soon?

Geopolitical disruptions, longer flight routings and constrained hub slots are reviving the argument for very large aircraft such as the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747-8, because their higher passenger and cargo capacity per movement improves slot productivity when routes lengthen and aircraft availability tightens. The industry shifted to efficient twinjets like the Airbus A350-1000 and […]

From passenger icon to cargo giant: The evolution of the Boeing 747 freighter

The Boeing 747 became a transformative aircraft for global aviation, with more than 1,574 built since 1969 and a major role not only in passenger travel but also in shaping modern airfreight through its high capacity and distinctive nose-loading design. Dedicated freighter variants emerged from the early 747-200F onward, followed by developments such as the […]

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