AAL Shanghai - IMO 9498377
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Photo Comments (6)
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Henning Brauwers on Nov 24, 2019 17:23 (11 days ago) | |
| I agree with BR_Reef, there was some cargo on deck before, long cargo :-) You can still see the welded extra lashing point / D-rings on hatch 3 |
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BR_Reef on Nov 23, 2019 20:31 (12 days ago) | |
| At a guess I suspect that the ship had discharged wind turbine blades at Portland before proceeding to Geelong and/or Melbourne. |
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MO Roy on Nov 22, 2019 11:12 (14 days ago) | |
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Sorry but this is clearly some commercial promotional thing. The containers are on the ps hatches obstructing them from opening.
Cheers, Roy |
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Calant on Nov 22, 2019 05:31 (14 days ago) | |
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Simple answer to a " difficult " question.....
They must/will be loading cargo into the holds at their next port! Regards, Capt.Bill |
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Owen Foley on Nov 22, 2019 01:01 (14 days ago) | |
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All containers being the same would suggest this.
Some sort of promotional gimmick is the most likely explanation. It looks pretty odd from the starboard side. |
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vokstar on Nov 21, 2019 21:42 (14 days ago) | |
| Odd way to have the containers loaded, I assume they are doing a promotional photo shoot at some point? |
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