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China’s Advanced Mast Technology Could Give Fujian Aircraft Carrier The Edge Over USS Gerald R. Ford

SCMP Reasons to Trust China’s third and newest aircraft carrier.  Fujian, has yet to undergo sea trials, but details of its design, including its advanced “all-in-one” mast, are slowly emerging. The much-discussed Fujian electromagnetic aircraft catapult was shown for the first time on state television. Earlier this month, revealing that it has one less runway […]

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Gulf Coast Ports See Mixed Year-Over-Year Results In Freight Volumes.

Port Houston Will Decrease To 4,444 Container Shipments In 2023 In 2023, cargo volume passing through Port Houston’s two container terminals will decline 4% year-on-year compared to 2022, The year it sold 3.8 million pieces. Total steel tonnage (imports and exports)  in 2023 decreased by 14% from the previous year to 44 million tons. The

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Iran Building Drone Aircraft Carrier From Converted Merchant Ship, Photos Show

A photo of Shahid Mahdavi in ​​Bandar Abbas went viral on Iranian social media in November. Iran’s sectarian navy is converting a former commercial container ship into an unmanned aircraft carrier. In a dry dock close the entrance to the Persian Inlet. According to satellite and open-source photos published last week by  H I. Iranian

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If aircraft carriers are obsolete, then why do so many countries continue to build and buy them?

The question goes to the core of modern naval procurement, and not just in the United States. The People’s Liberation Army has assembled a vast array of systems designed. To destroy aircraft carriers and thus deter them from entering contested waters. At the same time, the PLAN is in the process of fitting out its

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South Korea tops global shipbuilding orders in October, surpassing China

South Korean shipbuilders won the global shipbuilding orders worldwide in October 2023. The country overtook China and claimed the lead in the global shipbuilding industry. According to Clarksons Research, a UK-based maritime and shipping analysis firm, global ship orders last month amounted to 2.49 million compensated gross tonnage (CGT), a 44% decrease compared to last

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Icon Of The Seas: World’s Largest Cruise Ship Sets Sail From Miami

On its maiden voyage, the world’s largest cruise ship has set sail from Miami, Florida. However, there are concerns about the vessel’s methane emissions. The 365m-long (1,197 ft) Icon of the Seas has 20 decks and can house a maximum of 7,600 passengers. Royal Caribbean Group owns it. The vessel is going on a seven-day

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