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Third vessel in the series of 5 ultra-large container vessels, she was delivered today, and christened by her godmother and namesake. So, now we know that this 23,656 TEU vessel was named after a daughter of a MSC executive from Russia who, instead of her Barbie doll, got to play with this big baby...
(And I can now get some sleep, finally... maybe.) :)
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Vlad
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Only short(er) time charters who are not managed from MSC get geographical names.
Cheers,
Roy
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I am also familiar with the usual "owned vs. chartered" naming practice, but this one does not comply with it: the vessel is owned by Doun Kisen from Japan, and the money for her construction also came from a Japanese bank.
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Vlad
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it is quite common that MSC vessels are similarly named after childrens of MSC country tops.
Roland
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