Master Of Grounded Passenger Vessel Was Asleep At Helm

New Zealand Report Highlights Fatigue Risks and Safety Recommendations

The Transport Accident Investigation Commission in New Zealand released a report on the grounding of the passenger vessel Fiordland Navigator, attributing it to a fatigued master who fell asleep at the helm. The incident occurred on January 24, 2024, resulting in minor injuries and moderate damage. Recommendations were made to improve safety measures and oversight.

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Oil Executives Call For Cautious Return To Red Sea

Oil Executives Assess Red Sea Shipping Risks Amid Houthi Attacks Pause

Oil executives are closely watching shipping conditions in the Red Sea after a pause in attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels. A Liberian-flagged oil tanker recently sailed through the Red Sea, one of the first voyages since the rebels limited attacks on commercial vessels. Executives are cautious, monitoring risks and competitors’ actions before navigating the area.

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