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South Korean Containership Completes NSR Passage Arriving in UK in 21 Days (opens the original)
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South Korea’s Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and the Panstar Group reported that the containership Panstar Arco has completed the first leg of its demonstration voyage on the Northern Sea Route, reaching the UK and Rotterdam. The vessel is now in Rotterdam, preparing for its return on a trip designed to demonstrate the opportunities and to collect critical data about the challenges of the passage through the Arctic. The passage took 21 days from Busan, South Korea, to Felixstowe in the UK and
First River Cruise Ship Floated for Celebrity Cruises (opens the original)
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The Dutch shipyards building the first river cruise ships for Celebrity Cruises marked key milestones as the first hull was floated and moved to the fitting-out yard. The ship will launch the ocean cruise line into river cruising in August 2027. The brand announced in January 2025 plans to expand its operations into European river cruising with a commitment to build 10 ships. As of June 30, 2026, the parent company, Royal Caribbean Group, reports that definitive building contracts for the first
Key Saudi Pipeline Could Be Slowed for Weeks, Affecting Global Oil Trade (opens the original)
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Recent attacks on Saudi Aramco's East-West Pipeline have raised concerns in the oil market about the continued availability of cargoes. The concern appears to be justified: officials familiar with the damage assessment believe that it will take 3-5 weeks for pipeline flow to be fully restored, according to the AP. Given the size of the oil supply in storage sites to seaward of the pipeline damage, Aramco's Red Sea stockpiles could run low and its export loadings could begin to slow by the end of
NTSB: Houston Pilot's Cell Phone Call Contributed to Fatal Collision (opens the original)
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The National Transportation Safety Board has released its report on the collision of the Chinese bulker Yangze 7 and the towboat Miss Peggy, which capsized the smaller vessel and killed one of its crewmembers. The casualty's root cause was a comprehensive failure to maintain proper lookout by both vessels' bridge teams, NTSB found, exacerbated by the Yangze 7 pilot's "nonoperational cell phone use." The safety agency called out a pattern of "normalization" of personal cell phone use by pilots on
Panama Canal Cuts Draft for Largest Ships as El Niño Intensifies (opens the original)
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The Panama Canal Authority reported that it is lowering the maximum draft for the largest vessels transiting the canal as it works to stay ahead of the intensifying El Niño weather pattern. The move comes as both the US’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the World Meteorological Organization have each warned that the current weather pattern is expected to intensify to record levels. The latest round of restrictions at the Panama Canal is focused on the Neopanamax locks,
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