New Falmouth tug Morva powered by hydrogenated vegetable oil
Morva is the second tug to be acquired by A&P in as many years.
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Morva is the second tug to be acquired by A&P in as many years.
Covid-19 impacted delivery schedule of submarines and aircraft to Navy: Shripad Naik By IANS | Published on Wed, Mar 17 2021 15:51 IST | 9 Views Covid-19 impacted delivery schedule of submarines and aircraft to Navy: Shripad Naik. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, March 17 : The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted the delivery schedule of the submarines and aircraft to the Indian Navy, the government said on Wednesday. The Indian Navy has placed orders for 12 Dorniers, 16 Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH MK III) and eight Chetak helicopters. The force already ha...
Work underway on CalMac Ferries' MV Isle of Mull.at Cammell Laird CAMMELL Laird engineers have completed a major ferry repair project at the firm's Birkenhead yard. Delivered as part of the vessel’s annual survey, the work involved removal of the 33-tonne bow visor on CalMac Ferries' MV Isle of Mull; also replacing its hinge pins and bearings. The programme involved a series of heavy lifts using 200 tonne jacks and a 350-tonne mobile crane to transfer the bow visor to rigging on the bottom of Laird's number 6 dry dock. Paul Owen, managing director at Cammell Laird Shiprepairers & Sh...
Picture of Clansman Ferry by Andy Mahon CAMMELL Laird has won a major contract with one of the UK's biggest ferry operators for annual maintenance and dry docking of five large vessels in its fleet. The four-year deal covers work on CalMac Ferries' MV Clansman, MV Loch Seaforth, MV Lord of The Isles, MV Finlaggan and MV Hebrides - all of which provide an essential lifeline service from the Inner and Outer Hebrides to the Scottish Mainland. All five ferries are expected to dock at Laird's Birkenhead yard between October and March each year, with the first vessels due to arrive early thi...