29 Jul 2016

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HEAVY, HEAVIER… HEAVIEST!

Sticky Post By admin On July 29, 2016

This month, AAL successfully lifted and loaded one of the heaviest single units of cargo ever to board one of its vessels! At well over 500mt, this oxidation furnace module component was loaded in China aboard the S-Class AAL Dampier and is destined for South Australia. More information to follow.

26 Jul 2016

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VOTE FOR AAL TODAY!

Sticky Post By admin On July 26, 2016

VOTE FOR AAL!

Breakbulk Magazine is running a fun photo contest for which AAL has entered 4 recent photos of project cargo and vessels. Whichever you like, please vote by midnight Monday August 8 2016. We thank-you in advance.

21 Jul 2016

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AAL DISCHARGING FLOATING CARGO IN NANAIMO (VIDEO)

Sticky Post By admin On July 21, 2016

AAL discharging floating cargo in Nanaimo, BC (June)

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15 Jul 2016

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AAL NANJING TAKES CENTER STAGE IN SYDNEY!

Sticky Post By admin On July 15, 2016

AAL NANJING TAKES CENTER STAGE IN SYDNEY

Yesterday, the AAL Nanjing took center stage, on her way to delivering a shipment for the Barangaroo Ferry Hub Project (Sydney Harbour). Millions of Australians at home watched her Nanjing on Channel 9 and Channel 7 prime-time news delivering almost 600 tonnes of steel for the above project. The steel will be used to build a new and important ferry hub at Barangaroo South. Below is the AAL nanjing herself, proudly sailing towards the Sydney Opera House the Sydney Harbour Bridge with this impressive cargo. More photography and videography soon.

08 Jul 2016

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AAL DALIAN PROUD IN NANAIMO

Sticky Post By admin On July 8, 2016

AAL Dalian photographed by the Nanaimo Port Authority, while discharging a cargo of yachts in this very picturesque British Columbia port.