22 maritime news articles about AIS
Home Publications Articles NAVAREA Warning: Live Firing Exercise, Strait of Hormuz NAVAREA Warning: Live Firing Exercise, Strait of Hormuz Military Exercises impacting Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) Security Notes Published: January 30, 2026 Download article pdf Members are advised that Iranian authorities have issued
Home Publications Articles Seasonal fishing in GoA BAM and Red Sea Seasonal fishing in GoA BAM and Red Sea Security incident in the Strait of Bab el Mandeb. Security Notes Published: December 10, 2025 Download article pdf Further to a recent security incident that occurred in the Strait of Bab el Mandeb, where the sec
Home Publications Articles Safe Navigation near Marine Aquaculture Farms Safe Navigation near Marine Aquaculture Farms Steering clear: ensuring safe navigation around expanding marine fish farms Risk alerts Nahush Paranjpye Published: October 03, 2025 Contact author Download article pdf Navigating in proximity to fish
Home Publications Articles New U.S. Maritime Advisory Highlights Escalating Threats in Red Sea and Surrounding Regions New U.S. Maritime Advisory Highlights Escalating Threats in Red Sea and Surrounding Regions Loss Prevention Loss Prevention Published: October 01, 2025 Contact…
Home Publications Articles Update: INTERTANKO Security Bulletin - Southern Red Sea & Gulf of Aden - Jan 10 2024 Update: INTERTANKO Security Bulletin - Southern Red Sea & Gulf of Aden - Jan 10 2024 Loss Prevention Steamship Mutual Published: January 11, 2024 Contact author Download article pdf In light of the on
Home Publications Articles Southern Red Sea and Gulf of Aden - Intertanko Security Bulletin Southern Red Sea and Gulf of Aden - Intertanko Security Bulletin Loss Prevention Steamship Mutual Published: December 22, 2023 Contact author Download article pdf With thanks to Intertanko, the Club would like to share an update
Home News and Resources News Sanctions 27 Jul, 2023 Ukraine Conflict - EU provides further guidance on 11th sanction package in updated FAQs. Tim Davies Head of Claims (Eastern Team) Further to our Notice to Members on the EU’s 11th sanctions package the EU has since provided further guidance by way of updated FAQs.
Home Publications Articles Drifting Mines and Other Threats – Black Sea Drifting Mines and Other Threats – Black Sea Publications Steamship Mutual Published: May 16, 2023 Contact author Download article pdf Drifting Mines and Other Threats – North-western, Western and Southwest Black Sea With the ongoing conflict in th
BIMCO, AIS, Automatic Identification System, switch off, going dark, sanctions, clause, contract Home Publications Articles BIMCO has published an “AIS Switch-Off Clause” BIMCO has published an “AIS Switch-Off Clause” Publications Steamship Mutual Published: August 02, 2021 Contact author Download article pdf &n
Introduction Sanctions against North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) were expanded in May 2016 in response to nuclear testing and ballistic missile launches. The continued development of the nuclear and missile programmes during 2017 have led to further extension of sanctions by the UN, EU and US.
Those sanctions include a fine of US$10,000 and/or removal of the vessel from the Panamanian registry.Copies of Panama’s MMN-09/2020 and the accompanying Resolu
Circular issued by International Group clubs Background In line with their legal and regulatory obligations, all Clubs in the International Group maintain sophisticated sanctions compliance programmes and procedures. The rules and procedures developed by Clubs to manage sanctions risks take account of the guidance pro
Indonesia, Automatic Identification System, AIS Home Publications Articles Indonesia: AIS mandatory by 20 August 2019 Indonesia: AIS mandatory by 20 August 2019 Publications Steamship Mutual Published: September 16, 2019 Contact author Download article pdf Image All ships sailing in Indonesian territorial
The use of Automated Identification Systems has become a focus of attention in the context of sanctions and is now seen by governmental and inter-governmental agencies as an important tool in the enforcement of national and international sanctions. Almost all ships in commercial operation are required to have AIS on b
Turning off the AIS to avoid detection is having the opposite effect when it comes to authorities monitoring vessels in areas covered by sanctions.
On 25 March 2019, the US Department of the Treasury published an OFAC Advisory to the Maritime Petroleum Industry which highlights sanctions risks related to petroleum shipments involving Iran and Syria. The Advisory does not provide a comprehensive summary of US sanctions but serves as a clear warning that the US gov
Circular issued by International Group clubs This circular informs Members of the significant risk of evading the comprehensive international sanctions regime against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) which the United Nations Security Council introduced in 2017. Enforcement of sanctions generally, and a
Home Publications Articles A Day in the Life of a Ship Surveyor A Day in the Life of a Ship Surveyor Publications John (Capt. ) Taylor Published: October 26, 2018 Contact author Download article pdf Image Captain Guy Webster of Nortica Marine SA is an independent marine consultant who has been supporting the Club for o
Fog at sea seen through binoculars (Photo credit: Wiklander) In this age of artificial intelligence, self-driving cars and autonomous ships, the word 'lookout' would appear to sound outdated or even irrelevant. On the contrary however, the role of the 'lookout' on board ships remains more important than ever given the
The Association is grateful to Kroll in Hong Kong for co-operating in the production of this update for members. The development Members will no doubt have read about the increasing risk of fraud and crime facing the shipping industry and new technologies open up new opportunities for the criminal element to pursue th
Members are reminded that as from 1 July 2012, all vessels fitted with an Automatic Identification System (AIS) will be required to have their AIS equipment tes
EUNAVFOR and NATO have recently issued revised guidance concerning the use of AIS in the piracy High Risk Area of the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean (an