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75 years ago, the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) embraced the standards and recommended practices outlined in Annex 9 of the Chicago Convention on Civil Aviation, focusing on Facilitation. In the present day, we acknowledge the enduring importance of facilitation in guaranteeing top-notch and cost-effective civil aviation services. This, in turn, contributes significantly to the positive impact on global development. #PastPresentFuture #75YearsOfEnablingAviation

Some possible importance of shipyards to maritime industry and law are: - Shipyards are essential for the construction, maintenance, and repair of ships, which are the main means of transporting goods and people across the oceans. Shipyards also provide employment and economic benefits to the local communities and regions where they are located. - Shipyards are vital for the national security and defense of a country, as they produce and service naval vessels and other military assets. Shipyards also support the strategic sealift capability of a country, which is the ability to deploy and sustain military forces and equipment overseas in times of crisis. - Shipyards are important for the development and innovation of maritime technology, such as maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS), which are vessels that can operate without human intervention. Shipyards also contribute to the advancement of maritime engineering and design, which can improve the safety, efficiency, and environmental performance of ships. - Shipyards are key for the implementation and compliance of maritime law and regulation, which govern the rights and obligations of states and other actors in the maritime domain. Shipyards also help to ensure that ships meet the international standards and requirements for pollution prevention, emission control, ballast water management, biofouling, and other environmental issues. - Shipyards are significant for the promotion and facilitation of maritime trade and transport, which are essential for the global economy and development. Shipyards also enable the integration and cooperation of different stakeholders in the maritime industry, such as shipowners, operators, regulators, insurers, financiers, and customers. #shipping #shipyard #shippingindustry #tema #marineengineering #machinary #engineeringsolutions #gas #vessel #peace #arvindkejriwal #shippingworldwide #seafreight #seafarer #timemanagement #meatindustry #drone #pipeline #aam #ai

Watch this video to learn about how American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has introduced a comprehensive approach to support the development of the next generation of designs and equipment for #vessels.   Download your copy of the ABS #Marine Vessel Rules here: https://lnkd.in/gZ5GUrRd #maritime

The purpose of International Civil Aviation Day is to help generate and reinforce worldwide awareness of the importance of international civil aviation to the social and economic development of States, in helping States to cooperate and realize a truly global rapid transit.

Some possible importance of shipyards to maritime industry and law are: - Shipyards are essential for the construction, maintenance, and repair of ships, which are the main means of transporting goods and people across the oceans. Shipyards also provide employment and economic benefits to the local communities and regions where they are located. - Shipyards are vital for the national security and defense of a country, as they produce and service naval vessels and other military assets. Shipyards also support the strategic sealift capability of a country, which is the ability to deploy and sustain military forces and equipment overseas in times of crisis. - Shipyards are important for the development and innovation of maritime technology, such as maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS), which are vessels that can operate without human intervention. Shipyards also contribute to the advancement of maritime engineering and design, which can improve the safety, efficiency, and environmental performance of ships. - Shipyards are key for the implementation and compliance of maritime law and regulation, which govern the rights and obligations of states and other actors in the maritime domain. Shipyards also help to ensure that ships meet the international standards and requirements for pollution prevention, emission control, ballast water management, biofouling, and other environmental issues. - Shipyards are significant for the promotion and facilitation of maritime trade and transport, which are essential for the global economy and development. Shipyards also enable the integration and cooperation of different stakeholders in the maritime industry, such as shipowners, operators, regulators, insurers, financiers, and customers. #shipping #shipyard #shippingindustry #tema #marineengineering #machinary #engineeringsolutions #gas #vessel #peace #arvindkejriwal #shippingworldwide #seafreight #seafarer #timemanagement #meatindustry #drone #pipeline #aam #ai

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has proposed new obstacle limitation surfaces (OLS) which are expected to be brought into force from November 2028. In this article we review the Take Off Climb Surface (TOCS), to uncover what will stay the same and what will change. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eKXcUC-D #aviation #ICAO #internationalcivilaviationorganization #OLS #obstaclelimitationsurfaces

Shifting a ship from land to sea is a complex process that requires careful planning and execution. When ships sail on the open ocean, they are subjected to a large number of forces in all directions, such as wave loads, structural stresses, wind forces, or even turning forces. These vessels must be built to withstand all such loads and stresses ¹. The first step in being able to counteract these loads is being able to understand the ship’s response to each of them. If not carefully monitored, these loads might force the ship to travel in an unpredictable and dangerous manner contrary to the route of the vessel ¹. The process of shifting a ship from land to sea involves a number of steps, including loading cargo, securing it properly, and ensuring that the ship is balanced and stable. If the cargo is not properly secured, violent winds and waves can cause loads to shift, injuring maritime workers ³. Therefore, it is important to have a well-trained crew and follow proper safety protocols to ensure a smooth and safe transition from land to sea. Source: internet #HMAN

The passenger vessel market is witnessing a transformative period driven by technological advancements and a renewed focus on sustainability. The market is diverse, ranging from small inflatable dive boats to massive 5,000-passenger casino vessels. The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) has categorized commercial passenger vessels into various classes based on their service types, regulated under different sub- chapters in Chapter 46 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). #workboat #passengervessels #maritime #maritimeindustry

The Turkish Civil Aviation Act No. 2920 has been amended. Çakmak partner Serap Zuvin, associate Simge Esendal, and associate Ege İrem Yenmez have reviewed amendments introduced to the Turkish Civil Aviation Act No. 2920. Please click here to read the article: https://lnkd.in/dqRPgsii #civil #aviation #ICAO #ChicagoConvention

Industry Insights #1 What do we know about Ship Repair Industry?? How do we analyze this industry?? Is the industry big enough?? Is it growing at an increasing rate?? Let's see : 1. The global ship repair and maintenance services market was valued at USD 34.60 billion in 2022. 2. The projected value of the industry would be USD 45.70 billion by 2029. 3. It indicates a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.10% during the forecast period. Best way to understand the ship repair industry is to analyze through various segments. Segments : Service Type: 1. Routine Maintenance 2. Emergency Repairs 3. Overhaul and Refurbishment Vessel Type: 1. Commercial Ships 2. Naval Vessels 3. Offshore Vessels 4. Cruise Ships Repair Method: 1. Dry Dock Repairs 2. Wet Dock Repairs 3. Afloat Repairs End-User: 1. Shipping Companies 2. Naval Forces 3. Offshore Industry 4. Cruise and Leisure Industry Geography: 1. North America 2. Europe 3. Asia-Pacific 4. Latin America 5. Middle East and Africa Repair Facilities Size: 1. Small-Scale Repair Yards 2. Medium-Scale Repair Yards 3. Large-Scale Repair Yards #shipsmith #shippingworldwide #growth #shipwork #shiprepairs #vessels #shipyards #industryspecific #shippingindustry