STS Operation – BEAR ALCOR and PATRICIA – 04.09.2021

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On Saturday 4th September, 2021 a ship to ship (STS) Operation between the 274 m crude oil tanker BEAR ALCOR and the 144 m chemical/oil products tanker PATRICIA was photographed from the air by MALTA SHIP PHOTOS offshore Malta.

BEAR ALCOR was built in South Korea by Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) on 8th March, 2002 as the Double Hull crude oil tanker SCF CAUCASUS until August 2021 where she was acquired by the Turkish Company IMZA DENIZCILIK and renamed BEAR ALCOR.

PATRICIA was built in China by Qiuxin Shipyard in 2005 as the chemical/oil tanker MAERSK NAANTALI until she was acquired by the German Company HARREN & PARTNER and renamed her PATRICIA.

Watermarked Photos are by Capt. Lawrence Dalli otherwise stated. NO PHOTOS can be used or manipulated without our permission. © All rights reserved. Malta Ship Photos & Action Photos – www.maltashipphotos.com

Published – Tuesday 7th September, 2021

Aerial Aerial Photography BEAR ALCOR Capt. Lawrence Dalli Chemical Chemical/oil Tanker China China built Chinese Built crude oil Double Hull German Owned Harren & Partner HHI Hyundai Heavy Industries IMZA DENIZCILIK Maersk MAERSK NAANTALI Maersk Tankers Malta MaltaShipPhotos Mediterranean Sea MSPAP PATRICIA SCF SCF CAUCASUS Ship to Ship South Korea South Korean Built Sovcomflot STS STS Operation Turkish owned

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