by globaladm | May 31, 2024 | News
Vessels are back in Baltimore! The Port of Baltimore is open for business for nearly all vessel sizes. There is a 45 foot channel open now with 42 feet of draft. All but the largest containerships transiting the Panama Canal can call the port. Last week the Atlantic...
by globaladm | Apr 26, 2024 | News
There has been substantial progress in the efforts to reopen the port and allow ships to enter and exit the marine terminals. A 38-foot channel (Fort McHenry Limited Access Channel) is now open and will be deep enough to allow most of the vessels that have been stuck...
by globaladm | Apr 15, 2024 | News
The clearing of the channel has begun. The containers are unloaded from the Dalia using a floating crane. Huge crane ships are standing by in Baltimore to direct the work. It was announced this week that a 35-foot channel will be available by the end of April. This...
by globaladm | Apr 2, 2024 | News
Efforts are currently underway to re-float the Dalia vessel, which struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing its collapse and closure of the shipping channel. The company “Resolve Marine”, known for its work in major salvage operations, is mobilizing to remove the...
by globaladm | Mar 28, 2024 | News
The Francis Scott Key Bridge that spans the Patapsco River collapsed overnight after being struck by a containership operated by Maersk Line. The collapse occurred after the container ship “Dali” lost power early Tuesday and crashed into the bridge, sending people and...
by globaladm | Jan 4, 2024 | News
With the recent security incidents in mind, Hapag-Llyod has decided to continue to avoid the Red Sea route in the interest of the safety of our crew and their cargo. They have updated their schedules to reflect the Cape of Good Hope transit at the last port of...
