Normally the AEC inspections are on the ships but this month AEC’s CEO got the opportunity of making a fly-over MV AEC Ability II just after she had loaded a steel cargo in Brazil.
The vessel is technically managed by Messrs Seaquest, Geneva
AEC takes the largest vessel to date to serve their close clients.
‘We continue to deliver and prove our ability to provide our customers whith what they need’ says Jesper Lollesgaard, Chartering Manager in AEC, London and continues ‘AEC ‘crew’ has all the knowledge, experience and drive needed to do any trade in world in any size, but we tend to focus on our core areas and that can sometimes have a large variety in size’.
The Kamarmax chartered for short period is the MV Xin Hua 82.269 mt dwat Built 2012 7/7 holds/hatches and 3,429,930 cbf grain capacity.
The demand for coal is increasing again and AEC are there to provide their clients with the maritime services needed at any time.
AEC discharged a full cargo of coal in Pecem, Brazil this month.
The holds does not look like anything in size when they are full of cargo.
However, a 76,500 dwt Panamax vessel’s holds are indeed enormous when only the last bit of cargo is left…
Jose Cavalieri – Operations