VESSEL REVIEW | SH Vega – Polar expedition newbuild joins Swan Hellenic fleet
UK cruise operator Swan Hellenic recently took delivery of a new nine-deck, polar expedition ship built by Helsinki Shipyard in Finland. SH Vega is...
UK cruise operator Swan Hellenic recently took delivery of a new nine-deck, polar expedition ship built by Helsinki Shipyard in Finland. SH Vega is...
The Colombian Navy has placed a new oceanographic research vessel into service following its construction at the facilities of local shipyard Cotecmar. ARC...
A Florida-based expedition operator takes delivery of its second ship as construction is underway on a new boutique cruise ship for operation in Australia...
In January, the UK’s defence chief, Tony Radakin, warned that Russian submarine and underwater activities were directly threatening subsea cable systems....
At the recent Quad leaders’ summit in Tokyo, Australia, India, Japan and the US launched the Indo-Pacific Partnership for Maritime Domain Awareness,...
Research vessel deliveries include a new Arctic workboat for Svalbard in Norway and a multi-disciplinary vessel for an Irish owner. Orders have meanwhile...
Tersan Shipyard of Turkey recently delivered a new factory longliner to Greenland fishing company Polar Seafood. Polar Bay was designed by Norway’s...
The UK National Environment Research Council (NERC) has placed a new Antarctic research and supply vessel into service. Operated by British Antarctic...
The Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), the Australian government’s lead agency in scientific activities related to Antarctica and the Southern Ocean,...
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