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ECDIS Ltd. Unveils Vstep Nautis Bridge Simulator

Nov 07, 2012

ECDIS Ltd unveil Vstep Nautis Full Mission Bridge Simulator primarily for Bridge Team training but fitted with 4 ECDIS systems.UK based ECDIS training and consultancy company ECDIS Ltd unveiled the simulator at the opening of the facility by MP George Hollingbery in Southampton…

Korean Shipbuilders Order Martek Marine Monitoring Systems

Nov 07, 2012

UK's  Martek Marine wins large orders for its MariNOx Evolution™ on-board emissions monitoring and engine efficiency system.The orders, amounting to more than US$1-million, are from Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering and Hyundai Heavy Industries…

Global Diving & Salvage Appoint Salvage Engineer

Nov 07, 2012

Andrew Lawrence takes up the appointment based at corporate HQ in Seattle, Washington.As part of the Marine Casualty Response Service Line, Andrew Lawrence will develop salvage plans, provide detailed engineering support, and assist with…

NYPD Orders Five Boats from Gladding-Hearn

Nov 07, 2012

The NYPD’s Harbor Unit ordered from Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding, Duclos Corp.,  five new patrol boats, three 61-footers and two 70-footers. The yard has previously built more than a dozen patrol boats and a fireboats for operation in New York Harbor…

KVH Webinars: Selecting, Fielding Maritime SATCOM

Nov 07, 2012

The three-part series offers information for those researching, implementing, or determining the business benefits associated with offshore connectivity. Given the increasing importance of broadband connectivity for vessels at sea, KVH Industries…

Crews Should Check Advance Passenger Information

Nov 07, 2012

Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS), a  maritime services provider, is advising all crew, vessel owners, masters and operators to triple check passenger data before submitting Electronic Advanced Notice of Arrival (E-NOA) and Advance Passenger…

Thales, Transas Sign Cooperation Agreement

Nov 07, 2012

Development of a 'Full Warship Trainer' at the focus of the cooperation. Thales Germany and Transas Marine International signed a cooperation agreement to develop and market a Full Warship Trainer (FWST). This modular simulation solution…

Five Killed Aboard Dubai-bound Tankship

Nov 07, 2012

A leaking pipe in the compressor room of the tankship 'MV Maharshi Krishnatreya' on passage from Mangalore caused the accident.Five sailors were killed and another injured after a gas leak on the tanker, reports The National.The vessel's chief officer…

Scania to Supply 24 V8 Diesels to Finland Navy

Nov 07, 2012

The Finnish Navy’s new high-speed Watercat M18 AMC landing craft are to be fitted with twin 16-litre V8 engines from Scania.Built and designed by Marine Alutech the new landing craft displace 29 tonnes, and are 19.3 metres in length. They…

New Sercel Marine Survey Design Software

Nov 07, 2012

Seismic equipment provider Sercel adds 'SeaPro Design' software to its marine navigation portfolio.SeaPro Design is a highly versatile tool for generating everything from simple geometry to complex designs for all types of marine surveys…

Union Hits Out at Vulture Fund Swoop on Tall Ship

Nov 07, 2012

TF president Paddy Crumlin condemns those responsible for seizure of 'Fragata Libertad', an Argentine navy training ship, in Ghana.The detention of the ship was ordered on application to a court by Elliott Capital Management, which has bought…

Two Shippers Apply for US Jones Act Waiver

Nov 07, 2012

Two shippers to use waiver to ship fuel to U.S. Northeast in the acute fuel shortage following the passage of Hurricane Sandy.Two companies have told the United States they intend to take advantage of a waiver allowing foreign-flagged ships to take oil products and additives from the U…

China Shipyard Gets QN Group Bulk Carrier Orders

Nov 07, 2012

Queensland Nickel Group (QN) subsidiary Asia Pacific Shipping Enterprises (APSE) orders four 64,000 dwt ultramax bulk carriers.The contract has been signed with the Foreign Economic and Technical Cooperation Company of China, Chanjiang National…

Detained Chemical Tankship a Safety Threat Say Operators

Nov 07, 2012

The ship 'Norgas Cathinka' remains detained in Indonesia following a September 2012 collision.In a statement, the operators,  Singapore-based Norgas Carriers said that the ship, the Norgas Cathinka, was still carrying 3,045 metric tons of the highly flammable and explosive chemical propylene…

Long Voyage for Largest UK Aircraft Carrier Module

Nov 07, 2012

The largest section of future carrier 'HMS Queen Elizabeth' is now complete & embarks on 1,230 mile barge trip.This gigantic segment - officially known as Lower Block 04 and weighing 11,300 tonnes - was towed on a barge down the Clyde on Sunday to begin a 1…

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