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Establishing an Indian P&I Club to Strengthen Maritime Insurance
India's share of global tonnage is less than 1%, underscoring the need for an Indian P&I Club to seek support from international markets. Collaboration with global insurers and reinsurers would enhance the club's ability to provide comprehensive coverage and risk management, establishing a strong presence in the maritime insurance industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Surge in Ship Deliveries and Growth in Container Fleet in 2024
The maritime industry saw a record-breaking 264 new vessel deliveries in the first half of 2024, totaling 1.6 million TEU. Despite minimal ship recycling, shipowners continued to order more vessels, with a busy outlook up to 2028. The industry may see an increase in recycling to balance fleet growth in the future... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Global Seafarer Shortage Impacts Maritime Decarbonisation Efforts
The shortage of seafarers globally is impacting both sea and land-based positions, hindering the transition to cleaner shipping practices. Bureau Veritas faces challenges in finding skilled individuals to support decarbonisation efforts. David Barrow, a senior official, emphasizes the need to upskill current staff and attract new talent to drive sustainability in the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Philippines Working to Free Galaxy Leader Crew after Malaria Break.
The Philippine government is actively working to secure the release of 17 Filipino crew members from the MV Galaxy Leader, hijacked by Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen. Three sailors are hospitalized with malaria symptoms, while the remaining 14 are still on board. Efforts are ongoing to negotiate their release amidst regional tensions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Inadequate Clearance Caused Grounding of Bulk Carrier: NTSB
The NTSB attributed a bulk carrier grounding incident in Lake Huron to inadequate underkeel clearance guidance from the operating company. The John J Boland sustained over $775,000 in damages due to flooding and hull damage. The crew's decision to use the main engine after the second grounding worsened the situation, as revealed by the investigation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Seafarers Embrace Digital Connectivity for Work and Leisure
Seafarers are embracing digital technologies for work and leisure, highlighting the need for reliable connectivity at sea. Inmarsat's report 'The Digital Wave' explores how crews utilize digital tools, with 88% having Internet access for both work and leisure. Smart ship technologies and AI systems are enhancing efficiency and safety, while Inmarsat's NexusWave service ensures fast and reliable connectivity for vessels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Indian Maritime University Enhances Research and Education Through Strategic Collaborations
Indian Maritime University has formed strategic partnerships to boost academic and research capabilities. A Centre of Excellence will be established in Kolkata through an MoU, while a MoA with IME(i) will sponsor two JRFs with ₹18 lakhs. These collaborations aim to enhance educational and research opportunities, fostering innovation in maritime education... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Adverse weather Conditions Hinder Cleanup and Salvage Efforts in South Africa.
Officials provided an update on the salvage efforts for the grounded Ultra Galaxy cargo ship off the South African coast. Despite challenging weather conditions, teams continue to work on oil retrieval. The vessel broke into two, making the operation more difficult. Salvage teams face the task of locating and extracting remaining oil... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Industry Players Collaboration Results in Innovative Wind Propulsion System
GT Wings, A2O Manufacturing, and KS Composites are collaborating on the AirWing wind propulsion system for commercial shipping. Expected to reduce fuel consumption and emissions by 30%, the system is set for installation on a cargo vessel in 2024. With plans for multiple units in 2025, the partners are optimistic about its impact on decarbonizing the industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Greek Authorities Confiscate 34 Kilograms of Cocaine Hidden in Banana Container.
The Hellenic Coast Guard intercepted 34 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a shipment of bananas from South America, valued at €1 million. This discovery follows a joint effort between Greek and U.S. authorities to dismantle drug smuggling rings targeting Europe. Increased security measures are being implemented to combat the surge in drug smuggling activities... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Viking Supply Ships to Outsource Management of AHTS Fleet
Sweden-based Viking Supply Ships AB is outsourcing management of its anchor handling tugs to Sea1 Offshore, expecting significant cost savings for shareholders starting in 2025. Viking retains ice expertise and will stay listed on Nasdaq First North. Sea1 manages a global fleet of offshore support vessels, complementing Viking's operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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Odyssey of the Seas Rescues 77 Migrants During Greek Island Cruise
Passengers on the Odyssey of the Seas cruise ship were part of a dramatic rescue at sea, assisting 77 migrants in distress. The Hellenic Coast Guard confirmed the successful transfer of the migrants to safety in Greece, highlighting the ongoing migrant crisis in the region. The cruise ship continued its journey with passengers informed about the situation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:7-Aug-2024
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