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AAL keeps the lights on in Queensland

AAL Shipping (AAL) has recently shipped critical Toshiba-built power station components from China and Japan to Queensland, Australia on behalf of forwarder DB Schenker. They are to be used to repair the Callide Power Station as part of a USD200 million project to fix damaged turbines and return one of Queensland’s newest and most vital coal-fired power plants to full capacity, after failures had resulted in mass power outages from ... [+]

A tight squeeze – AAL moves giant juice tanks from China to Portugal

AAL Shipping recently transported eight giant tanks on one of its heavylift ships from Taicang Port in China to Setúbal in Portugal. Carried on its 31,000 deadweight A- AAL Kobe, the cargo will be installed into a bulk carrier, at the Lisnave Shipyard, transforming the vessel into a fruit juice ... [+]

AAL appoints India agent

Heavylift specialist AAL Shipping has appointed Mumbai-based Merchant Shipping Services as its exclusive commercial agency representative in India. AAL operates a Europe – Middle East/India – Asia Monthly Liner Service (EUMEIA) connecting India with the rest of the world.  Merchant Shipping delivers pan-India multipurpose and project heavy lift cargo operations through ... [+]

AAL ups Super B order to six

AAL Shipping has increased its order for four Super B-Class 32,000 deadweight (DWT) multipurpose ships announced in November to six. The vessels, designed by AAL’s engineering and commercial teams working alongside sister company, Columbia Ship Management, can carry over 60,000 freight tonnes. A clear weather deck space of 146 x 26 ... [+]

Oiling the wheels of US industry

Project heavy lift specialist AAL Shipping (AAL) has delivered a 456-tonne load of industrial tower components from the Far East to the US West Coast. The cargo was loaded in South Korea on board the 31,000dwt heavy lift AAL Pusan and shipped to the Port of Everett in Washington on ... [+]

Back where she should be thanks to AAL Shipping

She may not look much right now but AAL Shipping is helping to restore the Alma Doepel to her full glory. The heavylift operator freely donated its operational and engineering expertise to help re-launch the 118-year-old Australian sailing ship. The three-masted topsail schooner was in dry dock for rebuilding, having served ... [+]

Every day’s a school day thanks to AAL Shipping

AAL China staff have been raising money through sponsored physical training activity for the Labu Hope Primary School in Yunnan Province. The funds raised enabled AAL’s team to purchase and donate school uniforms, bed sheets, quilts, pillows, and stationery. The Labu Hope Primary School, part of the nationwide Project Hope ... [+]

AAL adds to fleet

AAL Shipping is taking delivery of two additional ‘G-Class’ multipurpose heavy lift vessels, expanding its core fleet to a total of 720,200 deadweight tonne. The Pacific Action and AAL Gladstone have both served in the AAL fleet in the past and re-join later this month – the former renamed this ... [+]

AAL to sail monthly between Americas and Asia

AAL Shipping (AAL) is committing to a monthly sailing on its breakbulk liner service between Asia and the Americas. General manager of AAL Americas, Michael Morland, explained: “Building the market to justify regular monthly multipurpose (MPP) tramp sailings has taken time and hard work. Looking back a few years, volumes could ... [+]

AAL upgrades heavylift liner route to Mideast and Asia

AAL Shipping will deploy six 30,000+ dwt heavy lift multipurpose vessels on its Europe – Middle East / India – Asia monthly liner service, launched a year ago. The line will operate its 31,000dwt A-Class fleet on the service, which offer 3,000sq m of clear weather deck space, adjustable tweendecks and ... [+]

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