When the Port of Wellington took delivery from Q-West of their new pilot boat Te Haa, it replaced a vessel from the same builder 25 years earlier. The older vess ..
Some 500,000 irregular migrants (IM) have reached Europe by sea, mainly by way of Libya, in the past two years, while more than 6,000 people are estimated to have perishe ..
Bourbon has entered into an agreement with Automated Ships (ASL) to support the building of the world's first autonomous, fully-automated and cost-efficient prototype ve ..
Goodchild Marine has secured a £3 million (US$4 million) contract from Briggs Marine to design and build three pilot boats to operate in UK waters.
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As part of an agreement between the European Union and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), Damen Shipyards has delivered two search and rescue vessels to ..
Moose Boats has been awarded a contract from the Newport Fire Department in Rhode Island for the construction of an aluminium catamaran emergency response and recovery ..
Last year I was fortunate to attend the excellent High Speed Boat Operations Forum in Gothenburg in Sweden. It was three days of playing around with a large selection of ..
Maritime search and rescue (SAR) has made great progress in recent years, with multi-agency co-operation, and excellent long range communications both being features of t ..
The French sea-rescue association (SNSM) has signed a contract to construct a new rescue boat with Alumarine Shipyard for the Morbihan Gulf.
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