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FESCO Adds New Container Ship

Maritime Activity Reports, Inc.

November 21, 2019

FESCO Transportation Group, the largest intermodal transport operator in Russia, announced that a new container ship of ice class  ESCO Moneron has recently joined the fleet.

The national flag of the Russian Federation was raised on the ship on 21 November 2019.

Container ship with a capacity of 822 TEU will be operated on FESCO Magadan cabotage service (FML), that already includes FESCO Magadan sister ship, purchased last year, and FESCO Posyet universal bulk carrier.

FESCO Moneron container ship is planned to be put on the line in the end of 2019 or in the beginning of 2020 at the latest.

Arc4 ice class of the vessel complies with the standards needed for work in the northern part of the Sea of Okhotsk in winter. The ship is fitted with modern equipment and has a high degree of automation. The crew consists of 14 people and managed by the captain Arayik Arutuynyan.

The vessel got its name after Moneron island situated in the Gulf of Tartary 43 kilometers from the south-west coast of Sakhalin. The island was discovered in August 1787 by the expedition of La Perouse, who named it Moneron after his associate Paul Monneron.

FML service provides transportation of any cargo in dry and reefer containers (COC and SOC) by sea and multimodal rail/water transport, as well as transportation of any general cargo on rotation Vladivostok/Vostochniy – Magadan – Vladivostok/Vostochniy.

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