Freeport Star       

• Currently located off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada
• Enroute from New York, USA to Point Tupper, Canada, ETA 31 October
• Fun fact: The Canso Causeway near Point Tupper is the deepest causeway in the world. It opened in 1955. It stops drift ice from entering the Strait of Canso, so the strait is a deep-water harbour that stays free of ice all year and can receive supertankers.

Stavanger Star

• Currently located in Singapore
• Arrived at Singapore on 25 October
• Fun fact: Singapore is the world’s largest bunker hub. In 2025, ships bought a record of more than 56 million tonnes of marine fuel there.

Oslo Star      

• Currently located in Singapore
• Arrived at Singapore on 27 October
• Fun fact: Singapore received a record 3.22 billion gross tonnes of vessel arrivals in 2025. This was 3.5% more than in 2024.

Copenhagen Star

• Currently located in the North Pacific, west of Vancouver Island
• Enroute from Vancouver, Canada to Qingdao, China, ETA 13 November
• Fun fact: The water at Second Narrows in Vancouver is too shallow for a fully loaded Aframax. Aframaxes that load at the Westridge terminal can therefore fill only about 75% to 80% of their 725,000-barrel capacity.

Athenian Star      

• Currently located in the central Indian Ocean
• Enroute from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to Tanjung Pelepas, Malaysia, ETA 3 November
• Fun fact: In 2000, Maersk Sealand moved its regional transshipment hub from Singapore to the Port of Tanjung Pelepas in neighbouring Malaysia.

Geneva Star              

• Currently located in the Mozambique Channel, off the coast of Mozambique
• Enroute from Jose Terminal, Venezuela to Mundra, India, ETA 6 November
• Fun fact: Mundra was the first Indian port to handle more than 200 million tonnes of cargo in one financial year. It handled 200.7 million tonnes in 2024-25.

Lausanne Star 

• Currently located in the US Gulf, off the coast of Louisiana
• Arrived at the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port (LOOP) anchorage on 27 October
• Fun fact: LOOP is the only US terminal that can fully load a 2-million-barrel VLCC. It was built to import crude and loaded its first export cargoes in 2018.

Eco Star

• Currently located in Pyeongtaek, South Korea
• Arrived at Pyeongtaek on 23 October
• Fun fact: Pyeongtaek is South Korea’s largest car port. It handled 1,616,086 vehicles in 2025, which was the highest car import and export volume in the country.

Clean Star

• Currently located in Motril, Spain

• Arrived at Motril on 26 October
• Fun fact: Motril received its first shipment of Chinese cars in March 2026. The port aims to handle 40,000 cars a year for Spain and Portugal once the terminal operator’s concession is final.