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1 week ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
A UAE-based shipowner has been thwarted in its attempt to beach an elderly general cargo ship for recycling at Alang by an Iranian port agency that claimed the vessel skipped town without paying its bills. World Atlantic Shipping obtained an arrest warrant against the 8,700-dwt Lord 17 (built 1996) ahead of its beaching at India’s ship recycling stronghold after claiming that owner Friend Ships owed it $714,000 for unpaid supplies and services it rendered to several of the company’s ships.
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1 week ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Karen Ng |Jonathan Boonzaier
Xiehai Bulk Shipping has revealed itself as the buyer of two bulk carriers that were recently reported as being sold by Eastern Pacific Shipping of Singapore and Empros Lines of Greece.
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1 week ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
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2 weeks ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
Miami-based Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings announced long-term charters for four of its oldest ships on Monday, amidst the stock market unrest, with purchase options included. Cordelia Cruises is taking two vessels from the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet, the 77,100-gt Norwegian Sky (built 1999) and 78,300-gt Norwegian Sun (built 2001), which will join the Indian cruise company in 2026 and 2027.
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2 weeks ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
Miami-based Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) announced amidst the stock market chaos on Monday that it has lined up long-term charters for four of its oldest ships in deals that include purchase options. Cordelia Cruises is taking two vessels from the Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) fleet, the 77,100-gt Norwegian Sky (built 1999) and the 78,300-gt Norwegian Sun (built 2001), which join the Indian cruise company in 2026 and 2027.
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2 weeks ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
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3 weeks ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
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3 weeks ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
Piraeus-based Celestyal Cruises has sold its smallest, oldest cruise ship to UAE-based buyers, according the brokers. The new owner of the 25,600-gt New Dawn (built 1980, ex Celestyal Crystal) is reportedly aiming to resell the ship for further trading as either a cruise ship or an accommodation vessel. Celestyal has been trying to sell the vessel since it was laid up and given its current name after being replaced in the Celestyal fleet by a former Carnival Corp vessel in September 2023.
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1 month ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
A booming car carrier market has come as a boon to Hong Kong-headquartered ship manager Wallem, which attributes the arrival of a new generation of LNG dual fuel pure car truck carriers (PCTCs) to it overall managed fleet growing to around 200 vessels over the past twelve months. Managing director of ship management Ioannis Stefanou told TradeWinds on the sidelines of the Xinde Marine Forum held in Singapore on Monday that Wallem added in the region of 25 new ships during that period.
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1 month ago | 
tradewindsnews.com | Jonathan Boonzaier
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