Gulf Africa Line Gets Its “Gal”

Friday, September 05, 2003

Gulf Africa Line AG (GAL), a Liner Service connecting Mexico, the U.S. Gulf and East Coast with Southern Africa, has added a fifth vessel to the fleet – M/V “Texas Gal” (ex Eckert Oldendorff). The additional vessel, a multipurpose tweendecker, which was built in 1983 under the flag state of Liberia, is set to improve the average frequency of the service to a sailing every 18 days.

advertise here

Maritime Reporter May 2013 Digital Edition

FREE Maritime Reporter Subscription

Latest Maritime News

Coast Guard Cadets Navigate 'Eagle' by Sextant

Unconventional Wisdom from Dolphin Geophysical CEO

IMO MEPC Implements Further Energy Efficiency

Subchapter M Looms Operators and Suppliers Respond

BAE Systems Lays Keel for Jackson Offshore PSV

Maritime Jobs

USCG Licensed Assistant Engineer

Assistant Director of Career Services/Sea-going

Trip Pilot - Warrior & Gulf Navigation, LLC

Deckhand - Warrior & Gulf Navigation LLC

Port Engineer

Salvage

Polytunnel Helps Museum Salvage WWll Airplane

A team of restoration experts is currently hard at work salvaging a unique World War II aircraft from the bottom of the English Channel. Using cutting edge restoration

Two Vessels Grounded off Scotland Coast

Two ships ran aground Tuesday off the west coast of Scotland, according to Herald Scotland. The first vessel, the 87-meter passenger cruise vessel Serenissima,

NOAA Report Examines Shipwreck Oil Pollution Threat

NOAA presented to the U.S. Coast Guard today a new report that finds that 36 sunken vessels scattered across the U.S. seafloor could pose an oil pollution threat

Maritime Careers / Shipboard Positions Maritime Security Naval Architecture Navigation Pipelines Pod Propulsion Salvage Ship Electronics Ship Repair Shipbuilding / Vessel Construction