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Modules on the move with AAL

AAL Shipping has moved three LNG plant modules from Hai Phong, Vietnam, to British Columbia on its AAL Bangkok S-Class multipurpose vessel. The cargo included two vertical flare stacks over 50 metres long that required highly specialised stowage and handling. AAL’s S-Class vessels have a maximum lifting capacity of 700 tonnes, three spacious holds, flexible tween decks and a large weather deck but, due to the length and height of the largest ... [+]

Crane move is a towering success for AAL

AAL Shipping (AAL)  transported three fully assembled Konecranes port cranes from Schiedam and Westdorpe, Netherlands, to ports in Mexico and Chile on an ‘open hatch’ sailing on its Super B-Class vessel, AAL Hamburg - a first for this vessel type. The Gottwald ESP 10 mobile harbour container cranes are among the ... [+]

AAL reaches half-way mark for Super B deliveries

AAL Shipping has named its AAL Antwerp, the fourth vessel in its eight-strong Super B-Class fleet. The 32,000 dwt methanol-ready ship was officially named on November 15 at the CSSC Huangpu-Wenchong Shipyard in Guangzhou, China in. Capable of transporting over 90,000 freight tons of cargo and boasting a combined lifting capacity ... [+]

Super-B number three for AAL

Project heavy lift carrier AAL Shipping took delivery of the third Super B-Class vessel in its eight-vessel-strong programme. The AAL Houston is a 32,000dwt dual fuel multipurpose heavy lift vessel prepares for her maiden voyage and was named at a ceremony in Guangzhou, China. She can transport up to 90,000 ... [+]

AAL takes silver at sustainability awards

Heavylift carrier AAL Shipping won Silver in the Asia Sustainability Reporting Awards, which recognise Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting best practice. It was the only multipurpose project heavy lift cargo carrier to be shortlisted for any award on the evening. [+]

AAL joins anti-corruption group

Project heavy lift carrier, AAL Shipping has joined the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN, a global network dedicated to freeing the maritime industry of corruption and enabling fair trade across the world’s jurisdictions. Established in 2011 by a small group of maritime companies, MACN’s membership has grown to over 190 companies ... [+]

First AAL Super B takes to the water

The first of AAL Shipping's next generation 32,000 deadweight Super B-Class ships, the AAL Limassol, was floated out from dry dock in late December. She is due to go for sea trial in April 2024 before her delivery to AAL in May. [+]

AAL trails new Super B ships

AAL Shipping has released a short film of the first of its mega size 32,000 deadweight (DWT) Super B-Class heavy lift vessels, due to take place next year. The AAL Limassol is described as the most advanced in the multipurpose cargo sector. It can accommodate over 42,000 CBM of cargo on a ... [+]

AAL starts work on supersized ships

AAL has started construction of its  first ‘Super B-Class’ heavy lift multipurpose vessel, the AAL Limassol. The event was marked with a traditional steel cutting ceremony on 1 March at the CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipyard, Guangzhou, China. The AAL Limassol is the first in a fleet of six 32,000 deadweight tonnes ... [+]

The shipping line’s shipping line

Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping (AAL) moved a 410-tonne heavy lift barge from Taicang, China to Papeete, Tahiti. The craft was stowed on the 31,000 dwt AAL Dalian with other cargo to be discharged along the US West Coast and Gulf. [+]

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