Seafarers Now Command Huge Bonuses for Hormuz Transits
The Maritime Executive reports that seafarers are now commanding huge bonuses for Hormuz transits.
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The Maritime Executive reports that seafarers are now commanding huge bonuses for Hormuz transits.
The U.S. Coast Guard is proposing to eliminate six training and competency requirements for certain Merchant Mariner Credential endorsements. The proposal was reported by gCaptain, which sai
MarinePALS and SEAker have signed a Philippine distribution agreement. The agreement is to connect digital cadet training records with verified sea service.
The Maritime Executive reported that Bulgaria suspended the search for the missing crew of a small Turkish cargo ship after an incident off the coast of Bulgaria.
The Maritime Executive reports that the GAO says the Coast Guard is addressing marine firefighting challenges, but gaps remain.
The Maritime Executive reports that the crew of the Australia-flagged boat Tai Tam was rescued by a boxship after hitting a whale.
The Maritime Executive reported that India’s Forward Seamen’s Union is calling on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the government for more action after saying another Indian seafarer-related
The Maritime Executive reports that Iran hit another tanker on September 21 in the Strait of Hormuz, and two seafarers were injured.
South Shields Marine School in South Tyneside has become the first training provider approved to deliver the Maritime and Coastguard Agency’s Approved Electric Propulsion Course (AEPC1). The
Singapore’s Port Marine Notice 106 of 2026 concerns an immigration clearance requirement for sea crew and passengers at Singapore piers and ports.
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