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#Fairplay and #SmitTak #tugboats #assist #ore #carrier #BERGE #STAHL at #HoekvanHolland - 05.10.2003 - maltashipphotos.com Ships In Pictures ⚓️ World Ship Society TUGSPOTTERS.COM

#MSC #Cruise #Ship #RHAPSODY #berthed at #VISET #Terminal, #Grand #Harbour, #Malta - 01.10.2008 - maltashipphotos.com Ships In Pictures ⚓️ World Ship Society MSC Cruises UK MSC Crociere MSC Cruises (USA) MSC Cruises Deutschland MSC Croisières MSC Cruises News Cruise Addicts Valletta Cruise Port

Thought I would share this short clip of Tirrenia's ro-ro MARIA GRAZIA ONORATO. Built at Flensburg in 2019, she is seen leaving Grand Harbour in late 2019. Shot by World Ship Society South Coast member Geof Bedford (and shared here with permission).

Two Arklow Shipping vessels alongside at ABP: the UK’s leading ports group Teignmouth this week - Arklow Clan and Arklow Rival.

An early, 0400 start in Falmouth for SCOTT as we move into dry dock. Word of the day being teamwork with a great effort from the ship’s company and A&P Group to achieve a smooth entry. Royal Navy Cornwall Live #loveFalmouth #RoyalNavy

This operation took place 1 week before the bunkering of our CMA CGM Jacques Saade, the world’s largest LNG-Powered containership. #LNG a forward-looking technology aimed at helping preserve air quality and accelerate #EnergyTransition in the #shipping industry. #ActingForPlanet

We recently received a poignant donation involving Able Seaman Peaceful and his gallantry on #HMSElectra, lost in action in the Java Sea in 1942. Peaceful was mentioned in dispatches for his gallant action & received a Bronze Oak Leaf Emblem. Full article bit.ly/2IldO8o

A ship I had a couple of great cruises on, seen departing for pastures new tonight. The former CMV cruise ship MAGELLAN is seen as she leaves Tilbury, having been sold to Greek owners-next stop Gibraltar, then on to Piraeus.

PRESS RELEASE -FIRST LNG BUNKERING COMPLETED IN GIBRALTAR BY SHELL The first LNG bunkering operation carried out in Gibraltar recently took place when the Shell chartered vessel Coral Methane supplied LNG to LOMONOSOV PROSPECT. Please see gibraltarport.com for more.

Well this came as a big surprise today; Irish Ferries entering the Dover-Calais route from June, with the ISLE OF INISHMORE. irishferries.com/ie-en/news-lis…

Latest article: Duty done – farewell HMS Trenchant navylookout.com/duty-done-fare…

The 224,000-ton shipping vessel, #EverGiven, seen here in this WorldView-2 #satellite image from March 26, 2021, blocking one of the world’s busiest waterways, the #SuezCanal, since Tuesday.

We’re glad you’ve got them safely, enjoy :) x.com/OllisSeaViews/…

Early this morning #EverAce” arrived at #Felixstowe With a capacity of 23,992TEU “Ace” and her 11 sisters are currently the worlds largest container ships and will be deployed on Evergreen’s Europe-Asia service as part of the #OceanAlliance #Evergreen #shipspotting #containership

Banglar Gourab arriving Tower Wharf (Thames) 24/1/83 having just been completed in France as a gift to Bangladesh. Scrapped Chittagong 12/13.

#Spanishbuilt #Productstanker #MGARR #drydocked at #floatingdock #CAMILEON of #CassarShipRepairYard, #grandharbourmalta -02.04.2011 - maltashipphotos.com - NO PHOTOS can be used or manipulated without our permission Shipping TV Shipping Magnate Shipping Mag World Ship Society

Saying farewell to her namesake port city of #Southampton the 24,000TEU #HMMSouthampton sailed in glorious sunshine Thursday morning at the start of the return Leg to Asia. UK Maritime Pilots Association (UKMPA) ABP Southampton World Ship Society Ships Monthly #maritimephotography

Four ships on London Gateway this morning with a total carrying capacity of 44,595 TEU. Santa Rita still in old colours. MSC Nicole X was formerly A.P. Moller

April’s Marine News is with members! It features the 1958 freighter BLEICHEN, now restored and sailing from Hamburg as a living museum. Want to read it? Join us: worldshipsociety.org