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Paying the Piper
The average merchant ship has a service life of 20-25 years, in some cases more. That's a long time to stay in compl...
Read More >>Report: Three Injured in Fire Aboard USS Zumwalt
A fire aboard the first-in-class destroyer USS Zumwalt has injured three sailors, according to the U.S. Navy. Z...
Read More >>Report: The Race is On to Bring Unmanned Combatants to Life
American defense tech consultancy Janus has just published a major review of autonomous naval systems in all global...
Read More >>HD Hyundai Finalizes Its First International Contract for an Icebreaker
The Swedish Maritime Authority and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries completed the contract for the construction of a new iceb...
Read More >>Future Ford-Class Carrier Orders May Be at Risk
The future of the world's most expensive warship program is in doubt, according to the Associated Press. The long-de...
Read More >>Fincantieri Floats Largest Cruise Ship to Date for Norwegian Cruise Line
The buildout of the cruise sector continued at Fincantieri in Italy with the recent floatout of the Norwegian Aura, which is due...
Read More >>Norway is Building the Most Advanced Testing Basin Ever Constructed
[By Henriette Louise Krogness and Tore Stensvold] It was no easy task for Statsbygg when the Norwegian...
Read More >>Pacific Basin Cancels Methanol Vessels Due to Climate-Rules Uncertainty
Pacific Basin Shipping, one of the world's largest operators of dry bulk vessels, is partially abandoning plans to a...
Read More >>Fincantieri Gets Order Valued at Over $2.3B for Three Princess Cruise Ships
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri and Carnival Corporation’s Princess Cruises confirmed an order for three new large...
Read More >>Court Approves Sweden's Icebreaker Contract Award to Korean Yard
Sweden’s Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal challenging the ongoing procurement of a new state-owned icebreak...
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