AAL Shipping completed its first Trincomalee call, carrying 64,000 FRT of components for ten 5MW turbines for Sri Lanka’s 50MW HayWind Mannar Wind Farm.
AAL Shipping discharged two transformers weighing nearly 300 tonnes from AAL Galveston in New Orleans for direct transfer to rail and onward inland transport.
AAL Shipping transported 125,175 revenue tonnes of wind turbine blades and towers for Western Australia’s King Rocks Wind Farm using AAL Antwerp and AAL Shanghai.
AAL Shipping marks 30 years with continued investment in Super B-Class vessels, digital systems, workforce development and sustainability reporting as project cargo markets face uncertainty.
AAL Shipping completed a 12,000 freight-tonne power equipment delivery to Houston for a major U.S. natural gas power project, using AAL Kobe’s heavy-lift capability.
AAL Shipping has named AAL Mumbai, a 32,000 dwt Super B-Class multipurpose heavy-lift vessel with up to 800 t lifting capacity.
AAL Shipping has secured ISO 27001 certification, extending its QHSE framework to cover information security across heavy-lift and project cargo operations.
AAL Shipping has named AAL Newcastle as its latest Super B-Class vessel, with two more ships due in early 2028 to bring the class fleet to seven units.
AAL Antwerp loaded 13 newly built 2,900-tonne mineral barges for LHG Mining, supporting Paraguay–Paraná waterway operations and continued barge movements linked to Bahia shipbuilding activity.
