Shipping’s safety paradox is stark: vessel losses are at record lows, yet distress calls remain stubbornly high. Inmarsat’s latest report reveals that while the number of total losses has plummeted, incidents are evolving, not disappearing. Machinery
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Wärtsilä is doubling down on its commitment to seafarer training, and this time, it’s going straight to the source: the Philippines, the world’s top supplier of maritime labour. The Finnish technology group has inked a strategic training partnership
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The Maritime Just Transition Task Force (MJTTF) has just dropped a game-changer for seafarers navigating the energy transition: industry-first training frameworks for ammonia, methanol, and hydrogen-powered ships. These aren’t just guidelines—they’re
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3t, a global leader in safety-critical training for high-hazard industries, has just cleared a major hurdle in Saudi Arabia. The company’s maritime training programmes now carry the official stamp of approval from the Transport General Authority (TGA
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Wärtsilä’s latest training partnership with GigaMare Inc. isn’t just about upskilling crews—it’s a strategic bet on the Philippines as a linchpin in the global maritime workforce. With over a third of the world’s seafarers hailing from the country, t
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China’s second “Maritime Management + Chinese” Practical Training Program for Pacific Island maritime officials, held in Quanzhou, Fujian, isn’t just about upskilling—it’s about building a shared maritime future. Fifteen officials from nine Pacific I
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The 2025 edition of the Future of Maritime Safety Report from Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat company, underscores a stark reality: distress calls at sea remain stubbornly high, and human factors are the linchpin in safe shipping. The numbers don’t lie.
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House of Shipping and Eram International are teaming up to beef up maritime safety and compliance, and this partnership could shake up how the industry handles risk. Here’s the breakdown:
House of Shipping, a Dubai-based consultancy, is teaming up w
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Textron Systems has just landed a game-changing contract that could redefine maritime unmanned systems. The company has been awarded the Low-Cost Unmanned Maritime Solution (Large) contract through the Expeditionary Missions Consortium-Crane (EMC2) t
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Tanzania is stepping up its maritime ambitions, and the UK and IMO are stepping in to help. This week, Tanzania’s Foreign Minister Mahmoud Thabit Kombo met with IMO Secretary-General Arsenio Domínguez in London to discuss deepening cooperation on mar
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