Norwegian carriers start 2021 with record number of laid up vessels
The number of laid up ships and rigs in Norway is now higher than during the crisis of 2016-2017, according to a survey among Norwegian carriers. However, they expect laid up ships to be put back to work again in 2021.
by DANIEL LOGAN
A record number of vessels in the Norwegian fleet have been laid up following a year in which particularly the coronavirus pandemic has shut down many markets.
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