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Meanings of vessel operator in English

Catalan
navilier
Spanish
empresa naviera

Profession.

Related terms
navilier
Russian
водитель
Spanish
operador de vehículo
Catalan
operador de vehicle

Person operating any type of transport vehicle, ship, or aircraft.

Related terms
водитель
Synonyms
Examples for "charterer"
Examples for "charterer"
1
We desire you particularly to call on Mr. Jacobus, a prominent merchant and charterer.
'Twixt Land & Sea: Tales
2
Meggs had brought out two pairs of binoculars, one of which he handed to his charterer.
Out of the Primitive
3
An arrest and any resulting delay could open the door for legal action by the vessel's charterer, Howse added.
Reuters
4
As the charterer of this vessel and the leader of the expedition I have exercised extraordinary care in selecting my associates.
The Ape, the Idiot & Other People
5
Demurrage costs are payable to a ship owner by a charterer for a delay for which the owner is not responsible.
Reuters
1
Until then, the company had largely been a trading house and ship operator.
Reuters
2
Carnival Corp, the world's largest cruise ship operator, reports first-quarter results on Wednesday.
Reuters
3
I might just happen to catch some ship operator who is up late.
Tom Swift and His Wireless Message; Or, The Castaways of Earthqu...
4
But the cruise ship operator had sought more tests, saying the first result was preliminary.
Reuters
5
But the cruise ship operator had sought more tests.
Reuters
Usage of vessel operator in English
1
The personnel affected are mainly engineers and surveyors, together with inshore vessel operators.
The Irish Times
2
The Company charters its vessels to international oil companies, refiners and vessel operators under long, medium and short-term charters.
Reuters
3
He said a select committee proposed an exemption to reflagging for certain vessel operators which were entitled to settlement quota.
Radio NZ
4
However the suspension is based on several conditions, including a requirement that the vessel operators shoulder the costs of repatriating observers currently onboard a vessel.
Radio NZ