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Singapore Approved 4000 Crew Change Cases During COVID-19 Period

Singapore has approved more than 4,000 cases of crew sign-on and sign-off for over 300 companies since 27…

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June 15, 2020

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How I Joined The Ship Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Amid this pandemic, crew change has become a dream for many seafarers. Though in the past few days,…

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June 12, 2020

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India Can Resume International Flights Soon As Countries Ease Restrictions

As some countries are lifting travel restrictions slowly, India is considering resuming international flights. With few exceptions, the…

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June 8, 2020

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BW Group Conducts Crew Change Using Chartered Flights

The crew change using chartered flights is gaining momentum with each passing day. After companies like Synergy, Wilhelmsen,…

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June 5, 2020

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Free Seafarers From COVID-19 Lockdown

The leaders of the world’s highest maritime, aviation and labour authorities have issued a joint statement calling on governments to…

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May 29, 2020

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Anglo-Eastern’s Single Largest Crew Change Took Place In India

The international travel restrictions are making the crew change crisis worse with every passing day. Various companies are…

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May 27, 2020

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300 Filipino Seafarers Return Home From Germany

Over 300 Filipino crew members of Sea Chefs and TUI Cruises departed for the Philippines from Hamburg, Germany…

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May 27, 2020

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Singapore Approved 4000 Crew Change Cases During COVID-19 Period

How I Joined The Ship Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

India Can Resume International Flights Soon As Countries Ease Restrictions

BW Group Conducts Crew Change Using Chartered Flights

Free Seafarers From COVID-19 Lockdown

Anglo-Eastern’s Single Largest Crew Change Took Place In India

300 Filipino Seafarers Return Home From Germany

The Fall of a Giant: The Francis Scott Key Bridge from Glory to Collapse

35 Somali Pirates Surrender: INS Kolkata’s Strategic Triumph 2600km from Indian Coast

Pirates Seize Control: Bangladesh-Flagged MV Abdullah Held Hostage Off Somali Coast