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Luxembourg, 15 December 2017 – Cargolux, in cooperation with Globaltrans Internationale Logistik GmbH, Germany, has flown two shipments of outsized and highly sensitive German-made measuring buoys from Luxembourg to Xiamen in China. They are destined for the planned offshore wind farms Zhangpu and Changle off the coast of China’s Fujian province.
The two high-tech buoys with length of 8.10 meters, a diameter of 2.55 meters and a weight of around 5.800 kg each, were transported by Globaltrans with special trailers from Bremerhaven in Germany to Luxembourg Airport and flown on board of two Cargolux 747 freighters to Xiamen, China.
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