A huge round of applause is due for the city of Genoa, the Italian Coast Guard, and the Italian Navy for hosting a remarkable World Marine Aids to Navigation Day […]
The 6th World Marine Aids to Navigation Day was celebrated on July 3rd at the SEAMARQ Hotel in Gangneung, Republic of Korea. The ceremony, themed “Spread the value of lighthouse […]
IFAN supports UNESCO and IALA IFAN and the UNESCO IOC have provided invaluable support for the inclusion of Ocean literacy modules in IALA’s training programme for Marine Aids to Navigation […]
The Bulgarian Ports Infrastructure Company (BPI Co.) is the managing body of Bulgarian public transport ports and provides vessel traffic and shipping information services. Some of the main activities of […]
I have the pleasure to inform you that the 30 instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession to the Convention on the International Organization for Marine Aids to Navigation have […]
On 15 March this year, Duncansby Head Lighthouse, situated in Caithness, Scotland, celebrated its 100th anniversary. The lighthouse was engineered by David Alan Stevenson and the light first shone out […]
Great Lighthouses of Ireland is a collaborative tourism initiative developed by the Commissioners of Irish Lights in recognition of the need to protect its Aids to Navigation heritage and enable […]
Port of Açu is the largest deep-water and private industrial port complex in Latin America. Located in the north of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil, Açu is a young port […]
Lighthouses stand as steadfast sentinels along the Philippines’ extensive coastline, guiding mariners through treacherous waters and safely to port. With a maritime heritage as rich as its archipelagic landscape, the […]
Safe Horizons – Women Shaping the Future of Maritime Safety The IMO celebrated the International Women in Maritime Day 2024 with the compelling theme Safe Horizons: Women Shaping the Future […]
On 17 May from Washington the US Coast Guard reported that it had convened a Ports and Waterways Safety Board of Inquiry two days before to evaluate the risks to […]
NPC has been a manufacturer of high quality rotationally molded plastic products for over eight years. The company was established in 1999-2000 as the National Factory For Polyethylene Tanks. After […]
I commence this edition with a tribute to Clive Davidson who died on 1 February. He will be remembered as CEO of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA), representative of […]
ASGARD, the ultimate anti-spoofing measure The global shipping industry, the backbone of the world economy, is particularly vulnerable to a range of security threats. One of those threats is GNSS […]
Johor Port Authority (JPA), established in 1975 under the Ports Authorities Act 1963, plays a pivotal role in regulating and facilitating the maritime industry in Johor, with a focus on […]
From 29 January to 2 February and a workshop known as the IALA VTS intersessional workshop meeting on S-100 was held at the Canadian Coast Guard base in Quebec City, […]
Genoa-based shipbuilder T Mariotti SpA has been awarded the public tender procedure in favour of the Italian Navy for the construction of two auxiliary units of the type Coastal Motor […]
Restoration: Cape Nelson Lighthouse, Victoria and Cape Northumberland Lighthouse, South Australia Towards the end of 2023 the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) reported that it had completed a major restoration […]
Matthew Stuck and Dr. Madeleine McNamara, First US Coast Guard District, Boston, MA Sally dreamed of “Boston Light” after visiting the isolated Little Brewster Island along the Boston Harbor approach […]
Mr Agustin Padovani, Engineer-in-charge of Aids to Navigation reports by way of introduction the work of one of our new members: The Port Authority of Bahía Blanca, or Consorcio de […]
