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Prepare your aviation operations for hurricane season with insights from Tom Murphy. ✈ Delve into proactive measures beyond coastal areas, exploring the impact on regions like Wichita. ✈ Learn essential steps, including utilizing multiple prediction services, assigning decision-making roles, and having standby locations for aircraft. ✈ Discover insights on insurance coverage, liability considerations, and the importance of a well-thought-out plan for comprehensive risk mitigation. Stay informed on industry best practices to ensure the safety of both people and property in the face of increasing storm frequency. #AviationSafety #HurricanePreparedness
Ahead of the Storm: Aviation preps for hurricane risk
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As we are officially in the Atlantic hurricane season, this article from Tom Murphy is a great reminder and resource for aircraft owners and flight departments. Protect your asset!
I am happy to share my latest article on hurricane preparedness in the aviation industry. What are some ways your flight department prepares for a natural disaster? https://lnkd.in/eQWR6EEE #AXAXLAerospace #AviationInsurance #HurricanePreparedness #RiskManagement
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I am happy to share my latest article on hurricane preparedness in the aviation industry. What are some ways your flight department prepares for a natural disaster? https://lnkd.in/eQWR6EEE #AXAXLAerospace #AviationInsurance #HurricanePreparedness #RiskManagement
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Tropical Storm Ernesto intensifying into a potential hurricane could have significant implications for travel, especially in Bermuda. Travelers should brace for major disruptions, as airlines like Delta and United are likely to be impacted with potential delays and cancellations. It's crucial to monitor updates from airlines and local authorities to adjust plans accordingly. Safety should be the priority for all travelers and residents in the affected areas. #TropicalStormErnesto #HurricaneAlert #TravelDisruptions #BermudaWeather #DeltaAirlines #UnitedAirlines #TravelSafety @Delta @united @NHC_Atlantic @BermudaGov @TravelGov
Tropical storm Ernesto new alert: Likely to become a hurricane, Bermuda braces for major travel disruptions, Delta, United impacted
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Hurricane Beryl's Impact on Houston's Logistics Operations Hurricane Beryl, which made landfall as a Category 1 storm, has significantly impacted logistics operations in Houston and surrounding areas. Here are the key takeaways: Maritime Shipping: Ports of Brownsville, Corpus Christi, and Galveston temporarily shut down but have resumed normal operations. The Port of Houston faced more severe disruptions and remained closed for damage assessment. It reopened with extended gate hours to clear backlog. Air Cargo: Around 1,700 flights were canceled, disrupting air cargo operations. While flights have resumed, carriers are working through the backlog. Last Mile Delivery: FedEx and UPS report ongoing delays due to hazardous conditions, with several ZIP codes impacted. Trucking: Flooding and debris have tightened truckload capacity, particularly for van and flatbed freight. Power outages have further complicated operations. Rail: BNSF and Union Pacific initially halted operations but have resumed. Delays persist due to power outages affecting signal systems. Despite the challenges, recovery efforts are well underway, and logistics operations are steadily returning to normal. As we continue to navigate the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, the resilience and adaptability of the logistics industry are evident. #HurricaneBeryl #Logistics #SupplyChain #Houston #MaritimeShipping #AirCargo #Trucking #Rail #Recovery #BusinessContinuity #SupplyChainResilience
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BREAKING NEWS: Major Florida cruise ports on alert due to Hurricane. https://lnkd.in/eUGeghU7 #cruise #cruises #florida #hurricaneidalia #storm #cruisenews #travelnews #cruiseindustry #cruisehive #cruiseships #cruiselines #cruisehive
Cruise Ports Prepare for Major Hurricane to Hit Florida
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Maritime Security Bulletin and Advisory Subject: Hurricane Otis - Maritime Security Advisory Date: October 25th, 2023 To: Maritime Shipping Community and Armed Naval Forces at Sea From: Sanborn Analytics Contact: outreach@sanbornanalytics.us Media Credit: ABC News (No Collaboration) Dear Maritime Shipping Community and Armed Naval Forces, Sanborn Analytics issues this urgent maritime security bulletin and advisory in response to the recent developments related to Hurricane Otis. As of Wednesday, October 25, 2023, Hurricane Otis has intensified into a Category 5 storm, making landfall in Mexico. According to the U.S. National Hurricane Center, it is anticipated to bring "catastrophic damage." Hurricane Otis, initially a tropical storm as of Tuesday morning, underwent rapid intensification within a span of 24 hours. Advisory: Sanborn Analytics is issuing a serious maritime weather advisory for the Pacific western ports of Mexico. We strongly advise the maritime shipping community to exercise extreme caution when approaching western ports in Mexico due to the impending threat posed by Hurricane Otis. Recommended Actions: Vessel Operators: Consider rerouting or delaying voyages in the affected region. Monitor weather updates and navigational warnings regularly. Ensure all safety protocols are in place, and crew members are briefed on emergency procedures. Port Authorities: Implement heightened security measures and contingency plans. Communicate effectively with vessel operators regarding port conditions. Suspend port activities if necessary for the safety of personnel and assets. Armed Naval Forces at Sea: Be on high alert and monitor maritime traffic in the affected areas. Collaborate with relevant authorities to assist in search and rescue operations if required. Media Credit: We acknowledge ABC News for their reporting on Hurricane Otis. This information has been sourced from ABC News, but no collaboration has taken place (see link). Sanborn Analytics urges all stakeholders in the maritime community to prioritize safety and take proactive measures to mitigate the potential risks associated with Hurricane Otis. Stay vigilant and stay safe. Sincerely, Sanborn Analytics ( * Update Hurricane Otis has been downgraded to Cat. 1 since making landfall) #maritimesecurity #weatheradvisory #mexico #noaa #climatechange #climateaction https://lnkd.in/eANQ_-Hd
'Catastrophic damage' likely as Hurricane Otis makes landfall in Mexico as Category 5 storm, NOAA says
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Tropical Storm Ernesto intensifying into a potential hurricane could have significant implications for travel, especially in Bermuda. Travelers should brace for major disruptions, as airlines like Delta and United are likely to be impacted with potential delays and cancellations. It's crucial to monitor updates from airlines and local authorities to adjust plans accordingly. Safety should be the priority for all travelers and residents in the affected areas. #TropicalStormErnesto #HurricaneAlert #TravelDisruptions #BermudaWeather #DeltaAirlines #UnitedAirlines #TravelSafety @Delta @united @NHC_Atlantic @BermudaGov @TravelGov
Tropical storm Ernesto new alert: Likely to become a hurricane, Bermuda braces for major travel disruptions, Delta, United impacted
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Hurricane season brings unique challenges for truck drivers and fleet managers. Here’s how to stay safe and ensure you’re covered: For Drivers: 🚚 ▶️ Prepare: Keep an emergency kit in your truck, listen to weather updates, and be ready to follow evacuation orders. ▶️ Plan: Use reliable GPS navigation to plan safe routes away from flood-prone areas. ▶️ Adapt: Be ready for delays and detours. In severe weather, slow down, increase your following distance, and avoid flooded roads. If necessary, seek shelter in a safe location or remain in your vehicle with your seatbelt fastened. For Fleet Owners/Managers: 🚛 🚛 ✔️ Insurance Coverage: Confirm that your fleet is covered by hurricane insurance. This can help manage financial risks associated with storm damage and business interruptions. ✔️ Communication Plan: Establish clear communication lines to keep in touch with your drivers about weather updates and emergency protocols. Stay alert and prioritize safety during hurricane season. With proper preparation and the right insurance coverage, you can protect your drivers and your business. #HurricaneSeason #TruckSafety #FleetManagement #TranstarInsurance
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TS Beryl Updates 7.7.24 -11:30 AM Port Condition ZULU will be set at 1600 today for Houston, Galveston, Texas City, and Freeport. Zulu is a full closure of the port. *All vessels need to make immediate plans for departure or submit a declaration of intent to remain in port: https://lnkd.in/gE7BfzAc. 36 vessels in Houston are without orders for departures and the Houston Pilots can take 20 more before ending boardings at 1300. *All facilities must submit the pre-storm checklists immediately: https://lnkd.in/g3aaj_Qf. *TS Beryl is expected to make landfall at a Cat 1 hurricane, but users are advised to prepare for a Cat 2 as it may strengthen rapidly overnight. *TS force winds expected this evening through Monday. National Weather Service *TS Beryl is 360 miles SSE of Matagorda. Currently a strong tropical storm but expected to increase to a Cat 1 hurricane. It may have rapid intensification overnight, so plan for a Cat 2. *NWS may expand TS warnings more inland. Hurricane watch has been issued for Galveston as a precaution. *Storm surge estimates have increased. 4-6 ft beach inundation expected. Arrival of TS winds this evening, has sped up. Winds at Surfside are already gusting at 30 knots. *May have strong winds on the West Bay Galveston. High expectation to see strong winds in Freeport, possibly hurricane force winds. Matagorda should prepare for hurricane force winds. *Could see above 6' surge at high tide Monday morning Galveston and Freeport. Wave heights already at 6' offshore. *Tornados: slight risk starting this afternoon into overnight of isolated tornadoes. These can occur far away from the center of the storm and suddenly. VTS: Yankee has been set as of 0800 this morning (no inbound vessels). Port condition ZULU at 1600 for all ports (full closure). VTS will allow outbound transits to empty ports on case-by-case basis as weather conditions hold. *Vessels need to submit declaration of intent to remain in port. Most towing vessels have moved into fleets. The only tow transits permitted will be to reach safe harbor unless a specific priority. Galveston ferry will continue to operate until weather conditions require suspension. #Houstonport #HurricaneBeryl #portcondition #hurricaneprepardness #HoustonShipChannel Greater Houston Port Bureau Houston Pilots U.S. Coast Guard Galveston Wharves at Port of Galveston Port Of Freeport Port Houston WGMA San Jacinto College Texas A&M University Galveston Campus Eric M. Carrero, USCG CAPT, Ret Andrea S. LaVorgna, MBA Darren Shelton 🚢
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