ErectorCraft has made history by becoming the first company in the US to focus on producing 3D-printed boat hulls using LFAM technology. In addition to their innovative hulls, they offer services such as selling LFAM systems, engineering support, and training to advance marine manufacturing. Their launch signifies a new era in boatbuilding.
The St Vincent and the Grenadines Sailing Association, along with the French Embassy and Blue Life Yacht Charters, are offering local youth training and work experience in the yacht charter industry. This program aims to prepare them for careers in this growing sector, with training taking place in Bequia over 8 weekends between October 2024 and May 2025.
The Dubai Maritime Authority and Gulf Craft have joined forces to simplify yacht registration in Dubai. By establishing a unified system, customers can now register their vessels online directly through Gulf Craft. This collaboration aims to enhance government services and ensure all vessels meet safety standards, showcasing Dubai’s commitment to becoming a leading maritime hub.
Eleven crew members missing from seized oil-smuggling boats surrendered to police after arrest warrants were issued for 15 others. Three of the five boats vanished from a marine police compound but have been located. The 11 crew members appeared for questioning, with 15 fleeing the country. Those who escaped will face arrest for boat theft, while their guarantors will be held accountable.
Enata partners with Mirarri, led by Rashed Al Shaali, to create a groundbreaking 16.7-meter yacht designed by Timur Bozca. The collaboration signifies a new era in luxury yachting, blending innovation and excellence. The vessel will feature Enata’s Wingman system and showcase cutting-edge design and engineering. Excitement builds for its 2025 debut.
