In an effort to provide a more efficient and timely service to its customers, Antillean is tugging its vessels independently. Until now, Antillean used third-party companies to tug its vessels in and out the Miami River. These vendors service several other customers in the river and their availability and schedules did not always match Antillean’s…
DetailsBack in April of 2016, Antillean Marine added a Tugboat service to its operations in an effort to provide a better service to its customers. For decades Antillean depended on the schedule and availability of third-party towing companies to tug its vessels in and out of the river. Nowadays, Antillean enjoys the flexibility of schedule…
DetailsAntillean Marine christens Babun Express in celebration of the most recent addition to its fleet of vessels serving its cargo shipping flagship location on the Miami River. Ms. Babun adds; “As a key transit point, the Miami River represents a renewed opportunity for Antillean Marine cargo shipping throughout the Caribbean and the region.” “Miami’s working…
DetailsAntillean Marine is expanding its overall cargo capacity by adding over 1,000 new container units to its fleet. The majority of these units are being built overseas and will be delivered to Antillean’s facilities in Miami in batches beginning in 2015 and all the way through the 3rd quarter of 2016. The new units include…
DetailsMiami, Florida — Miami based Antillean Marine Shipping Corp. is donating and shipping 10 containers to various organizations in order to help provide relief to Haiti – one of the main countries it serves – which has been significantly impacted by Hurricane Matthew. Read the full Press Release [PDF]
DetailsTwo cargo shipping vessels add to Antillean Marine Shipping fleet capacity. M/V Pepin Express (2035 GRT/1168 NRT/205 TEUs; 295.2 feet in length; 45.1 foot beam; HP 2414) and M/V Sara Regina: 2035 GRT/1168 NRT/205 TEUs; 295.2 feet in length; 45.1 foot beam; HP 2414) will replace M/V Sara Express and M/V Rumba. The capacity of…
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