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Maritime industry must establish own decarbonisation milestones
MARITIME transportation is one of the most important nodes in international trade because of its significant effect on the overall performance of global supply chains. The plethora of shipping traffic and maritime trade, on the other hand, has a significant adverse impact on the marine environment and human health... -New Straits TimesPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Abu Dhabi to organise first Maritime Heritage Festival from March 18
The very first Abu Dhabi Maritime Heritage Festival will kick off on March 18, and showcase the UAE’s maritime heritage, including sailing, ship building, fishing, salting and pearl diving. Organised by the Department of Culture and Tourism — Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi), the emirate’s culture sector regulator, the 10-day festival will be held at Al Bahar on Abu Dhabi Corniche, with a wide variety of engaging activities for guests of all ages... -Gulf NewsPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Digital tools to improve health of sailors on merchant ships
The results of the EU-funded interdisciplinary "E-Healthy Ship" project to improve health management on vessels with no doctors aboard were presented Tuesday (March 1, 2022). The project targets shipping companies in particular as more than 1.5 million people worldwide work as seafarers, according to the German Seamen’s Mission... -Hamburg NewsPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Egypt Navy rescues crew of capsized Lebanese cargo ship
Egyptian naval forces rescued the crew of a Lebanese cargo ship after it sank in the Mediterranean just off Alexandria. The 10-man crew of nine Syrian nationals and one Indian were all rescued, Egypt’s armed forces said on Monday. The Alexandria port authority received a distress signal from the Lebanese vessel on Saturday and the Egyptian Al Arish rescue vessel was sent to offer aid... -The NationalPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Superyacht Crew Jobs and Hierarchy
When you first start looking for Superyacht crew jobs, you’ll most likely be considering becoming a Deckhand or Stewardess. These are two of the most popular entry point roles into a Superyacht career. Of course, these are not the only Superyacht crew jobs on offer, and if you are about to or have completed your Deckhand or Stewardess training, you may be wondering what other kinds of crew members you’ll be working with... -Flying FishPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Keep it Clean
With the maritime industry’s growing awareness of its environmental responsibilities, water treatment companies are focused on improving the cleanliness of wastewater discharge and the efficiency of various treatment options. It’s a fact so commonly known that it’s almost a cliché – that the seas occupy over two-thirds of the earth’s surface... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Stella Maris to Host Webinar on Modernisation in the Shipping Industry
On the one-year anniversary of the Ever Given grounding in the Suez Canal, please join Stella Maris for an online panel discussion on 23 March from 7.30pm to 9pm. This event will look at the history of the Container ship, the rise of the Ultra-Large Container Vessel, and explore what impact the modernisation of the shipping industry has had on seafarers around the world... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:15-Mar-2022
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US CDC Lowers Health Warning for Cruise Ships to Level 2 Moderate
The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention on March 14 lowered the COVID-19 travel health notice for cruise ships to Level 2, which is “moderate” risk. The CDC continues to urge cruise passengers to get recommended COVID-19 vaccines. “Getting vaccinated is still the best way to protect yourself from severe disease, slow the spread of COVID-19, and reduce the number of new variants,” the agency said... -TravelPulsePosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Windward Offers AI Solution For Maritime Trade During Russian-Ukraine War
Windward, the Israeli company providing predictive intelligence and data insights for the maritime ecosystem announced the launch of a solution on Monday designed to aid Windward customers in minimizing risk exposure in maritime trade related to ongoing sanctions against Russia... -NoCamels - Israeli Innovation NewsPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Fisherfolk gain vital seafarer skills
A GROUP of 10 fishermen from south of Penang island are now closer to being certified as seafarers to handle much larger vessels. After completing the seven-day “Mate Domestic Below 500GT Open” course at Akademi Maritim Penjana Ilmu in Taman Inderawasih and passing the written assessment, they will next advance to an oral test conducted by the Marine Department... -The Star OnlinePosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Construction Kicks Off on North America’s Largest Cruise Ship Terminal in PortMiami
Construction has kicked off on MSC Cruises’ new state-of-the-art cruise terminal at PortMiami, which is set to become North America’s largest cruise ship terminal located in the heart of Florida’s cruise industry hub. The new terminal represents an investment of approximately 350 euros ($450 million USD), marking one of the largest investments in the U.S. by an Italian-led multinational conglomerate like MSC Group... -gCaptainPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Valaris drillship breaks free of moorings and collides with bulk carrier
A Valaris drillship and a bulk carrier have collided in Pascagoula, Mississippi with vessels sustaining minor damages as a result. U.S. Coast Guard on Saturday 12 March 2022 responded to a collision near the VT Halter Shipyards and Chevron docks in Pascagoula, Mississippi. The two vessels collided when the drilling vessel broke free of its moorings due to high winds... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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Container ships collision, Gdansk, Poland
Container ship ESCAPE struck the stern of berthed container ship HANNI at Gdansk DCT Container Terminal, while unmooring early in the morning Mar 14. The ship reportedly, went under way too early. ESCAPE was about set sail for Kaliningrad, Russia. As of 1145 UTC Mar 14, both ships remained in the same position... -FleetmonPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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EVER 12,000 TEU container ship aground in Chesapeake Bay
Container ship EVER FORWARD ran aground at around 0015 UTC Mar 13 in Chesapeake Bay channel, stranding off fairway, shortly after leaving Baltimore. As of 2130 UTC Mar 14, she was still aground with tugs at her side, salvage company has been already designated. According to USCG, the ship doesn’t T obstruct traffic... -FleetmonPosted On:15-Mar-2022
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