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The Decline of Safety at Sea: Human Rights at Sea Q&A with Captain Michael Lloyd
The Marshall Islands has an appalling human rights record Flag states don’t care what happens to anyone on that ship. Maritime commentator and author Captain Michael Lloyd sat down with Human Rights at Sea to discuss his recently published article, The Decline of Safety at Sea. His latest work highlights…
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Damen Shipyards wins tender to supply high performance support vessel for Royal Navy’s NavyX innovation team
Royal Navy innovation team “NavyX” takes delivery of Damen Fast Crew Supplier (FCS) 4008 In a ceremony held at Her Majesty’s Naval Base (HMNB) Portsmouth on 29th July, the UK’s Royal Navy ‘NavyX’ innovation team took delivery of a modified Damen Fast Crew Supplier (FCS) 4008. Named XV Patrick Blackett…
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WMU Contributes to Women in Shipping Conference – Nigeria
Dr. Cleopatra Doumbia-Henry, President of the World Maritime University (WMU), delivered a keynote address on the Future of Shipping: Weathering the Storms, Sailing High for the Women in Shipping and Maritime Conference, organized by the Nigerian Chamber of Shipping. Participating in video conferencing, President Doumbia-Henry remarked that despite the persistence…
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World Maritime University in Malmö
WMU is a global center for advanced education and research, offering high-quality professional education and providing our students with unique insight into the maritime and ocean sectors. The University has adopted an equal opportunities policy and positively welcomes applications from women, who are currently under-represented in the field of maritime…
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Panama gets ready for IMO Audit
The Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) is getting ready for the Audit Plan of member States of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) according to AMP’s release. The AMP has carried out an internal pre-audit as a self-assessment process, through which the situational status of the organization was verified for fulfilling obligations…
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July 30th -Panama Canal waiting time for non booked vessels (Days)
Neopanamax Locks: Non-Booked Waiting times for transiting Neopanamax locks increased for both directions: +3 days for Northbound and +1day for southbound. Panamax Locks: Southbound Supers improved from 7 to 4 days, compared to July 29th. For Regulars and Northbound Supers, waiting time increased by 1-day average. July 26 to 28…
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AIDA Cruises brings YULLBE GO on board in cooperation with Europa-Park
AIDA Cruises is bringing a new experience highlight on board with the virtual reality attraction YULLBE GO. On AIDAcosma, guests can now choose from four different game worlds and virtually immerse themselves in a new dimension. This means that, in addition to the well-known YULLBE World at Europa-Park in Germany,…
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NRV wins 2022 SAILING Champions League
36 teams, 15 nations (Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Italy, Poland, France, Turkey, Lithuania, Latvia, Australia, Great Britain, and Vanuatu), and 72 races sailed on a matched fleet of six J/70 one-design sailboats. The final of the 2022 Sailing Champions League as part of the Travemünde Week could hardly…
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CNN : Black sea grain exports-sea mines aren’t the only danger
Ukrainian authorities detained Panama-flagged UAE-owned bulk carrier EMMAKRIS III in the port of Chornomorsk, Black sea, following Kiev Court decision. CNN investigated the story and came up with the following: The ship arrived at Chornomorsk in Feb prior to the Russian invasion, and loaded some 60,000 tonnes of grain already…
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Dryad Global : Black Sea Grain Initiative & Maritime Security
In this episode of Bridge Watch with Dryad Global CEO Corey Ranslem, he talks about the recent agreement signed between Russia, Ukraine, and Turkey to have a transit corridor in the Black Sea through which grain and fertilizer will be exported. Typically, we don’t tackle current events as they evolve…
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