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India Approves Deal for Maritime Patrol Aircraft
An Indian government panel has granted preliminary approval for acquiring additional Rafale fighter jets and maritime patrol aircraft, totaling billions of dollars. This decision, part of a broader defense initiative valued at approximately 3.6 trillion rupees, aims to enhance military capabilities and strengthen India's strategic posture amid rising geopolitical tensions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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IMO’s New Initiative to Improve Ship Routing and Reporting
Government officials and maritime experts from Asian coastal states gathered in Singapore from February 2-6 for the first International Maritime Organization (IMO) workshop on ships’ routing and reporting systems. The workshop aimed to enhance navigational safety and improve the application of these systems in response to increasing maritime traffic in coastal areas... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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Singapore Authorities Bust Illegal Fuel Operation Involving Tugboats
On February 11, Singapore Police arrested crews from three tugboats for suspected illegal fuel sales offshore. Eighteen men, aged 21 to 45, allegedly misappropriated Marine Gas Oil valued at S$13,670. The Police Coast Guard is committed to combating such activities amid rising demand in Singapore's booming bunker market. Charges are pending... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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UK Shipping Industry Raises Concerns Over UK ETS Expansion
The UK shipping sector opposes plans to expand the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS) to domestic maritime activities by July 2026. Industry leaders warn of rising costs, negative impacts on island communities, and diminished competitiveness, all while questioning the effectiveness of emissions reductions. Concerns about infrastructure and alternative fuel costs persist... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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New Insights on Ammonia Safety in Shipping from ABS Report
A new report from the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) evaluates ammonia as a marine fuel, led by ABS and partners. It emphasizes understanding ammonia's properties to mitigate safety risks. Recommendations for enhanced safety protocols are provided, urging the maritime industry to adopt these insights for safe operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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Maritime NZ Commits to Vega Seafarers Welfare and Health
Maritime NZ prioritizes seafarer welfare, actively monitoring their conditions and ensuring compliance with maritime regulations. The crew is reported healthy and well-provisioned. Maritime NZ encourages reporting any welfare concerns regarding foreign vessels in New Zealand waters through their website, reinforcing their commitment to safeguarding seafarer rights and wellbeing... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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India’s First Major Port to Earn IGBC Platinum for Eco-Friendly Infrastructure
The V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority has made history by becoming India's first Major Port to receive the IGBC Platinum Rating, awarded for its commitment to sustainability. The Administration Building features rooftop solar panels, IoT water meters, and energy-efficient designs, successfully reducing water usage and promoting renewable energy sources while ensuring occupant health and safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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Stranded at Sea: Maritime Union Highlights Crew Welfare on Aratere
The Maritime Union is deeply concerned about the welfare of foreign crew members stranded aboard the former Interislander ferry, Aratere, off Nelson's coast for nearly two months. They are advocating for an urgent welfare check to ensure the crew's health and safety, highlighting the need for immediate action and support... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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Danica Crewing Specialists Welcomes Kenyan Cadets
Danica Crewing Specialists has achieved a milestone by launching the first cohort of 10 cadets from Bandari Maritime Academy into their sea-time training program. This initiative, featuring two six-month onboard placements, represents a significant step in nurturing maritime talent in East Africa, addressing the need for skilled seafarers globally... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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Harbour Pilot Rescued After Falling Into Sea from Cruise Ship in Hawaii
On February 10, 2026, a harbour pilot fell into the sea while boarding the Emerald Princess cruise ship near Kauai. Quickly rescued by the pilot boat crew, he appeared unharmed. The incident led to the cancellation of the ship’s visit to Nawiliwili Harbour due to hazardous sea conditions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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MAIB Report Uncovers Causes of Tug Capsizing
The UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) reported on the capsizing of the tug Biter, which tragically resulted in two crew members' deaths near Greenock, Scotland. The investigation highlighted inadequate pilot training, poor communication, and increased vessel speed as factors contributing to the incident, emphasizing the need for improved safety protocols... -Crew MirrorPosted On:13-Feb-2026
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