A growing “fleet blindness” gap is leaving operators with strong technical data but limited insight into real onboard crew conditions.
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A growing “fleet blindness” gap is leaving operators with strong technical data but limited insight into real onboard crew conditions.

Automation and AI are reshaping seafaring, reducing hands-on experience while introducing new risks like alarm fatigue, cognitive stress, and uncertainty about future roles.

MARAD has released the FY26 PIDP NOFO, offering nearly $489 million in funding for port infrastructure projects focused on safety, efficiency, and supply chain resilience.

The transition from sea to shore is a major financial shift for mariners, requiring careful planning around pensions, taxes, investments, and income strategies.

U.S. authorities are warning commercial vessels of continued security risks in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, including drones, mines, and projectile strikes.

The grounded barge Defiant was successfully refloated and removed from San Juan Harbor, allowing the port to resume normal operations.

The ILO, ICS, and ITF marked 20 years of the Maritime Labour Convention, renewing calls to strengthen seafarer protections and recognize mariners as essential workers.

A containership collided with two ferries while maneuvering in Santos harbor, forcing crew members into the water. No serious injuries were reported.

Two seafarers were killed and one injured after an engine room fire aboard the Singapore-flagged bulker Mandy off northern China. Authorities are investigating the incident.

A Liberian-flagged tanker struck a dock and damaged a crane while maneuvering into Russia’s Port of Ust-Luga amid heavy ice conditions. No injuries or pollution were reported.