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GAO Finds Crime Reporting on Cruise Ships Lacking

by on Monday, March 31, 2014
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Federal agencies and the cruise industry have adopted 11 out of the 15 “Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act” (CVSSA) provisions; however, implementing the final four provisions will require developing regulations and policy. That development is underway.Officials from all five of the cruise lines that the GAO met with expressed that most of the required steps were in place when the CVSSA was adopted. According to Coast Guard officials, there is a notice of proposed rulemaking in development...

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A Look at Eco-Friendly Cargo Vessels

by on Wednesday, March 26, 2014
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One of the newest developments in the international shipping community is a focus on making the practice more ecologically sound. Interest in eco-friendly cargo ships has driven innovation in the design and manufacture of new vessels. It also has impacted the way some shipping companies conduct business.Why the move for cargo vessels to “go green”?Cargo and container vessels are crucial to maintaining an efficient global trade economy. Without maritime shipping, the international community...

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Azipods: What They Are and How They Impact Sea Travel

by on Tuesday, March 25, 2014
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Azipods are a trademarked family of electronic propulsion systems commonly used for vessels such as cruise ships, instead of the traditional system of propeller, shaft and rudder. The Azipod is noted for its impact on making sea travel both easier and more efficient.What is the Azipod?Azipod is a term coined by contracting the words “azimuth” and “pod.” This refers to the propulsion unit’s ability to move 360 degrees. Azipod technology dates to 1990 when ABB, a Swiss company, first developed...

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Buying a Used Commercial Tugboat Online: Listings and Tips for Purchase

by on Tuesday, February 25, 2014
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Interested in pursuing a maritime career in the commercial tug or towing industry? There’s plenty to learn about the industry, including the United States Coast Guard requirements for towing vessels.Your search may commence by reviewing used commercial tugs for sale through online listings. Below, we have provided information to help you in your quest for a new or used commercial tug.Websites Featuring New and Used Commercial Tugs for SaleThe three websites outlined below offer an assortment of...

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