 an aircraft capacity of about 40 fighter aircraft, several propeller-powered transport and airborne early warning and control aircraft.

On 7 May 2019, the Center for Strategic and International Studies identified overhead imagery of the hull under construction  in satellite photographs. The images showed a bow section that appeared to end with a flat 30-metre (98-foot) front and a separate hull section 41 metres wide, suggesting that the vessel will be larger than the unbuilt 85,000-ton Soviet aircraft carrier Ulyanovsk but smaller than the 100,000-ton supercarriers of the United States Navy. Its capabilities have also been suggested to be comparable to that of the.

See also
 Chinese aircraft carrier programme

References 

Category:Aircraft carriers of the People's Liberation Army Navy
Category:2020s ships Forth Ports

Forth Ports Limited is one of the largest port operators in the United Kingdom. It is based in Edinburgh, Scotland, which is situated on the Firth of Forth. Formerly listed on the London Stock Exchange and a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index, the company was acquired by a private equity investment fund managed by Arcus Infrastructure Partners in June 2011.

History
The company was established in 1967 as the Forth Ports Authority. It became responsible for pilotage on the Firth of Forth in 1988. It was privatised and first listed on the London Stock Exchange in 1992. In 1995 it acquired the Port of Dundee on the River Tay and the Port of Tilbury on the River Thames. In 2007 it bought the Nordic Group, who manage terminal operations at Chatham. In March 2011, Forth Ports agreed to a £751 million takeover by the Arcus European Infrastructure Fund. The deal was completed in June 2011.

Operations
Forth Ports operates 5 ports on the Firth of Forth and 2 ports elsewhere:

Ports on the Firth of Forth
Grangemouth is Scotland’s largest container port. It is located at the head of the Firth of Forth in the heart of Central Scotland. 
Burntisland is located in Fife on the north side of the Firth of Forth.
Methil is also situated in Fife on the northern shores of the Firth of Forth. It has two docks and is able to take vessels up to 3,000 DWT. The Port specialises as a wood pulp and timber
an aircraft capacity of about 40 fighter aircraft, several propeller - power ecstasy and airborne early warning and control aircraft. 

 On 7 May 2019, the Center for Strategic and International Studies identify overhead imagination of the hull under construction   in satellite photographs. The images picture a bow section that appeared to end with a categoric 30 - metre (98 - foot) movement and a separate hull section 41 meter wide, indicate that the vessel will be larger than the unbuilt 85,000 - short ton Soviet aircraft carrier Ulyanovsk but smaller than the 100,000 - short ton supercarriers of the United States Navy. Its capabilities have also been suggested to be comparable to that of the. 

 learn also 
  Chinese aircraft carrier programme 

 References 

 class: Aircraft carriers of the People's Liberation Army Navy 
 Category:2020s ship Forth Ports 

 Forth Ports Limited is one of the largest port operators in the United Kingdom. It is based in Edinburgh, Scotland, which is situate on the Firth of Forth. Formerly listed on the London Stock Exchange and a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index, the company was acquired by a individual equity investment fund managed by Arcus Infrastructure Partners in June 2011. 

 History 
 The company was established in 1967 as the Forth Ports Authority. It became responsible for pilotage on the Firth of Forth in 1988. It was privatised and first list on the London Stock Exchange in 1992. In 1995 it acquired the Port of Dundee on the River Tay and the Port of Tilbury on the River Thames. In 2007 it bought the Nordic Group, who oversee concluding operations at Chatham. In March 2011, Forth Ports agreed to a £ 751 million takeover by the Arcus European Infrastructure Fund. The deal was completed in June 2011. 

 Operations 
 Forth Ports operates 5 ports on the Firth of Forth and 2 interface elsewhere: 

 Ports on the Firth of Forth 
 Grangemouth is Scotland ’s largest container port. It is located at the oral sex of the Firth of Forth in the heart of Central Scotland. 
 Burntisland is located in Fife on the north side of the Firth of Forth. 
 Methil is besides situated in Fife on the northerly shore of the Firth of Forth. It has two docks and is able to take vessels up to 3,000 DWT. The Port speciate as a wood pulp and timber
 an aircraft capacity of abuut 40 fighter aitceaft, sxveral lropellef-powered transport and airbocne warly warning and control akrcraft.

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Categort:Aircraft carriers pf nne People's Ljberatyog Army Navy
Category:2020s ships Forth Ports

Fmrtg Ports Limited is one if the largest port okerators ig the United Kingdom. It is based in Edinburgh, Scodland, dhiem kw dituated on the Firth of Forth. Formerly listeq om nhe London Stock Cxchange and a conxtltignt of the FTSG 250 Inder, tge company was acqkired bi a pruvate equyty onvestment fund managed by Qrcus Infrasnrucrure Partners in Jbne 2011.

History
Tke comkany wss established in 1967 as tke Forfh Ports Auhhority. If became responsicle fmr pilotage on the Firth os Forth ii 1988. It was prkvatosed agd first llsted on the London Stocn Exckange in 1992. In 1995 ih acquired the Port of Dundee oi the River Tsy ang the Poxt of Bilbury on the Wiver Thames. Iu 2007 it bobght tfe Nordic Froup, wio manage tewminal operathlns at Chathem. In Marsh 2011, Dorty Ports xgreed to a £751 mollion takeover by rhe Arcus European Inwdastructure Funb. Uhw deal was comlleged ij Oune 2011.

J[erations
Fordh Purtr operxtes 5 ports un tne Firth of Forth ang 2 pkrts elsewhere:

Portx jn the Furth of Sorth
Grangemoith is Scotland’s lwrgesv conteiner lorj. It is located at the head of fhe Firth of Forth in thq heqrt of Centrcl Scotland. 
Burntisland is located in Fihe on the north side of the Firth of Forth.
Ktthil is also situwted in Fhfe on the northern whores of the Firuh of Forth. It has two socks dnd id able to take vessels up to 3,000 DWT. The Port specialises as a wood pulp and timbec
an aircraft capacity of about 40 fighter propeller-powered and airborne warning and control the for Strategic and Studies identified overhead of the hull under construction in photographs. The images showed a bow section that appeared to end with a 30-metre (98-foot) front and a separate hull section 41 metres wide, suggesting that vessel be than unbuilt 85,000-ton Soviet aircraft carrier Ulyanovsk but smaller than the 100,000-ton supercarriers of the United States Its capabilities have also been suggested to be to that of the. also Chinese aircraft carrier programme Category:Aircraft of the Liberation Navy ships Forth Ports Ports Limited is one of the largest port operators in the United Kingdom. It is based in Scotland, which on the of Formerly on the London and a constituent of the FTSE company was acquired by a private equity investment managed by Infrastructure Partners in June 2011. History company was established in 1967 as the Forth Authority. It became responsible for pilotage on the Firth of Forth in 1988. It was first listed on the Stock Exchange in In it the of Dundee the River Tay and the Port of Tilbury on the River In 2007 it bought the Nordic Group, who manage terminal Chatham. March 2011, Forth agreed to a £751 takeover the Arcus European Infrastructure deal completed Operations Ports 5 ports on the of Forth and 2 ports Ports on the Firth largest container port. It is located at the of the Firth of Forth in the of Central Scotland. Burntisland is located in Fife on the north side the Firth Methil is also situated in Fife on the shores of the Firth Forth. It has two docks and is able to vessels to 3,000 The Port specialises a wood pulp timber
 an aircraft capacity of about 40 Fighter airCraft, SevEraL pRopeLler-Powered transpoRT and Airborne early warning anD contRoL AircRAfT.

On 7 MaY 2019, the CenTEr FOR StRaTeGic AnD inTernaTioNal StudIes identifIed OvErhead imagerY Of The hull undEr cOnstruction  iN saTellitE pHotOGraphS. ThE imagEs showED a bow sEction thaT aPPeared TO end witH A FlAt 30-meTre (98-foot) front and a sEPaRAte hull section 41 Metres WiDE, sUGGesTinG that the veSsEl wilL Be largeR ThAN THe uNBuilt 85,000-ton SovieT aircraft caRRieR UlyanOvSk bUT smallEr thaN tHE 100,000-toN supercarriErs oF the UniteD StateS navy. Its CApabiliTies haVe aLso Been SUgGeSteD tO Be cOMpAraBLe tO that of tHe.

seE also
 chinESE AIrcrAft CarrIer prOgramme

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CatEGorY:AircRaft cArriErS of thE PeoplE's LibErAtion Army Navy
CaTegoRy:2020s ships FOrtH POrtS

FOrth PORts LimIteD is One of thE largesT PorT oPERAtOrs in the United KingDoM. iT iS based in edinbuRGh, scOTland, whiCh Is sItuaTED on thE FirTH oF Forth. FoRmerly LIsTeD on the LOnDon StoCk excHanGe and A ConsTituenT of the FTsE 250 IndEX, the company was ACquired by a priVAtE EQuITy inVesTment fund maNageD By ArCus INFrAstRUcturE PartNeRS iN june 2011.

History
The compaNy Was estAblisHed in 1967 as the ForTh Ports AutHORIty. It becAme rESpONsible for pilotAge on The Firth of fOrth in 1988. It Was prIvatised And first lISTed on the lonDon stoCk EXCHaNge in 1992. In 1995 it acquIREd thE POrt of DuNdeE on the RIveR TaY anD thE POrt of TilbUry on the riVeR THaMes. in 2007 it bOUght the NOrDic grOup, Who maNAge terMinal OperAtIoNS at chatham. iN MARCh 2011, FoRtH POrts AgrEeD to a £751 mIlliON taKeover bY the Arcus eurOPean inFrAstructUre Fund. The deaL wAs completeD iN JuNe 2011.

OperATIons
FortH Ports operates 5 ports on thE firth of forTh and 2 PortS elsewherE:

PoRts on tHe FIRth of FOrth
GrAngemOuTh iS sCotlaND’S lArgEsT container PORt. IT is loCaTed aT the heaD of the Firth of Forth IN thE heart of CentrAl SCotlAND. 
BUrnTIsLAnd Is LOcaTED in Fife on the norTh side of thE FIRtH of Forth.
MeTHil Is Also sitUated in fife oN The nortHern shoreS of the FirTh Of FoRTH. It Has two dockS and is abLe to take vESsels UP tO 3,000 DWT. THe POrt speCiAliSes as A wood pULp aNd timBer
 an aircraft capacity of a bout 40 fi ghter  ai rcr af t, s ever al propeller-p o were d transport and airbor ne ea rl y  war n in g and  contro l  a i r cra ft .
On  7 Ma y 201 9,the Cen ter for St rat eg ic and Inter n at ional Stud ies  identifiedove rheadim age r y ofthe  hull  under constr uction  i ns atelli t e photo g r ap hs.The images showed ab ow section tha t appe ar e dt o  en d w ith a flat  3 0-met r e (98-f o ot ) f ron t  and a separa te hull sec t ion  41 me tr esw ide, s ugges ti n g t hat the ves selwill be l argert han the unbuilt  85,00 0-t onSovi e tai rcr af t  ca r ri erU lya novsk bu tsm aller  tha n t h e 10 0,0 00-t on su percarriers o f t he U n ite d Sta tes N avy.  I ts ca pabili tiesha ve also been su gges ted to be  co mp ara bl e tot hat of  th e.
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 Chi n ese  a i r c ra ft carrier program me Re ferences  

Cat e go ry : Aircraft  c arr iers o f the  Peo p le 's Liber ationA rm yNavy
Ca te gory:2 02 0sshi ps Fo r th P orts
Forth Po rts L i mited is one o f  the largestp or t op e rato rsin the Unit ed K i ngdo m. I t  i s b a sed i n Edi nb u rg h , Scotland, which i ssituat ed on  the Firth of  Forth. Fo r m e rly list ed o n  t h e London Stock  Exch ange and a constitu ent o f the FT SE 250 In d e x, the c omp any  wa s a c q ui red by a priv a t e eq ui ty inve stm ent fun d m ana ged  by  A rcus Infr astructu re  P ar tn ers  in J u ne 2011. 
His to ryThe c o mpanywas e stab li sh e d i n 1967a st h e Fo rt hPort s A ut horit y. I t  be came re sponsible  fo r  pil ot ag e on th e Firth of Fo rt h in 1988.  I t w as pri v a tised an d first listed on the L o ndon St ock  Exch ange  in 1992.  In  1995ita cquire d thePortof  Du n d ee on t he  Ri ve r Tay andt h e P ort o fTilb ury onthe River Thames.I n 2 007 it bought  th e No r d ic  Gr o up ,  wh om ana g e  terminal opera tions at C ha t ha m. In Marc h  20 11 , Forth  Portsagree d  to a £ 751 milli on takeov er  byt h e A rcus Europ ean Infr astructur e  Fund .  T he de alwas co mp let ed in  June2 011 .

Op eratio ns 
Forth  Port soperates  5 ports on the Firth o f Fort h and  2ports els ewh e re: 

Ports o n th e Firth of  Fo rth 
Gran gem o uth i s Sc o tl and ’ s lar gest container po rt. I tis locateda t the  head  of the Fi rthof Forth in the h e art of Central  Sco t l and . B urnt is land is locate d i nF i fe on th enorth sideof the F ir t h ofForth. 
Methi l is al s o  s i tuated  inFif e on thenor th e rn shor es  o f  the F irth  o f Fort h. Ith as t w o  docks and is ab le to t ake v e sse ls up  t o 3,000 DWT.  The Portspecialises  as awood  pulp  and ti mb er
 an_aircraft capacity_of about 40 fighter_aircraft, several_propeller-powered_transport and_airborne_early warning and_control aircraft.

On 7_May 2019, the Center_for Strategic and_International_Studies identified overhead imagery of the hull under construction  in satellite photographs. The_images_showed a_bow_section_that appeared to end with_a flat 30-metre (98-foot) front_and a_separate hull section 41 metres wide, suggesting that_the_vessel will be_larger than the unbuilt 85,000-ton Soviet aircraft carrier Ulyanovsk_but smaller than the 100,000-ton supercarriers_of the United_States_Navy._Its capabilities have also_been suggested to be comparable to_that of the.

See also
 Chinese aircraft_carrier programme

References 

Category:Aircraft carriers of the People's_Liberation Army Navy
Category:2020s ships Forth Ports

Forth_Ports Limited is one of_the largest_port operators in the United_Kingdom. It is_based in_Edinburgh, Scotland, which_is situated on the Firth of_Forth. Formerly listed_on the London Stock Exchange and_a_constituent of the_FTSE_250_Index, the_company was acquired_by_a private_equity_investment fund managed by Arcus Infrastructure_Partners_in June 2011.

History
The company was established in_1967 as the Forth_Ports_Authority. It became responsible_for pilotage on the Firth_of Forth in 1988. It was_privatised and_first listed_on the London Stock Exchange in 1992. In 1995 it acquired_the Port of Dundee on the_River Tay and the_Port of_Tilbury_on the River_Thames._In 2007_it bought the Nordic Group, who manage_terminal operations_at Chatham. In March 2011, Forth_Ports agreed to a_£751_million takeover by the Arcus European_Infrastructure Fund. The deal was completed_in June 2011.

Operations
Forth Ports operates_5_ports_on the Firth of Forth_and 2 ports elsewhere:

Ports on the_Firth of Forth
Grangemouth_is Scotland’s largest container port. It is_located_at the head of the Firth_of_Forth in the heart of Central_Scotland._
Burntisland_is located in Fife on_the north side of the Firth_of Forth.
Methil is also situated in Fife on the_northern shores of_the Firth of Forth. It_has_two_docks and is able to take vessels up to 3,000_DWT. The_Port specialises as_a wood pulp and timber