Intellian Technologies and Iridium Communications have launched the Iridium Certus® GMDSS Systems, enhancing maritime safety communication. The C200M and C700M systems ensure global coverage, including polar regions, and comply with international regulations. They feature user-friendly interfaces for urgent situations, combining GMDSS, LRIT, and SSAS functionalities in one terminal.
Iridium Communications Inc. has introduced Iridium Certus® GMDSS, a new maritime satellite communication safety service. This service offers distress alert, safety voice, and Maritime Safety Information (MSI) features, along with LRIT and SSAS. It provides fast, weather-resilient broadband service for ships’ business continuity, making it a crucial connectivity service for any ship’s network system.
Iridium Communications Inc. has launched the Iridium Certus GMDSS service, a revolutionary advancement in maritime satellite communication security. Offering distress alerts, safety voice, and safety information globally, it includes LRIT, SSAS, and other regulated services. This ensures reliable connectivity even in challenging conditions.
Cobham Satcom has unveiled a new line of advanced satellite Safety Terminals for the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) in collaboration with Inmarsat Maritime and Iridium. These terminals offer cutting-edge safety services, integrating LRIT and SSAS systems for enhanced maritime safety. Cobham Satcom ensures seamless access to communication functions for mariners worldwide.
The 2024 edition of The Future of Maritime Safety Report by Inmarsat Maritime shows a 7.6% decrease in Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) distress calls in 2023 compared to the previous year. Despite this decline, the service was still triggered 788 times, highlighting ongoing challenges in maritime safety and the need for real improvements in the industry.
The 2024 edition of The Future of Maritime Safety Report by Inmarsat Maritime reveals a 7.6% decrease in GMDSS distress calls in 2023. Despite this improvement, challenges persist in maritime safety due to emerging risks from future fuels and geopolitical tensions. The report emphasizes the need for data sharing and collaborative solutions to enhance industry safety standards and practices.
Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat business, has generously donated a bridge simulator to Warsash Maritime School in Southampton, UK. The simulator, previously at Inmarsat’s London headquarters, allows students to practice distress situations in a safe environment. This donation reflects Inmarsat’s commitment to maritime safety and education, aiming to save lives at sea.
