Owner’s View: Driving is a dying art
Many of our younger crew members have looked forward to becoming command drivers on a large yacht. I understand that desire. Over the decades, I have tried to …
Tried and true is a useful criterion for standards. I still require two-person watches when our boats run in restricted visibility, where one of the two …
Many of our younger crew members have looked forward to becoming command drivers on a large yacht. I understand that desire. Over the decades, I have tried to …
Tanguy Ducros, chief commercial officer of Monaco Marine Group, emailed customers and clients yesterday to say that the remainder of its shipyards and marina …
The New York State Canal System may not be ready to open on May 15. The Canal Corporation’s parent agency, New York Power Authority (NYPA), ordered a work …
The government of The Bahamas has released official COVID-19-related protocols for all boats in the waters of The Bahamas. The protocols apply to “all boats, …
By Dave George Traditional marine radio communications have always been uniquely different from land mobile radio. Smaller vessels from 80 to 180 feet …
Refit Matters: by Jon Wilson The great traditions of the maritime industry have flourished for good reason. Starting with the most fundamental one – the …
By Dorie Cox Capt. Christopher Monroe expected his new job to feel unfamiliar. At 49 years old, he had made a significant course correction for a new tour of …
From the Bridge: by Dorie Cox A group of yacht captains with experience at the helm of yachts from 100 feet to more than 250 feet gathered to address a common …
Sea Science: by Jordanna Sheermohamed Before the invention of GPS, radio or radar, maritime navigation depended on different means of communication to relay …
Many of our younger crew members have looked forward to becoming command drivers on a large yacht. I understand that desire. Over the …
| dock, innovation, navigation, Owner's View, Technology | 2 CommentsFrom the Bridge: by Dorie Cox A group of yacht captains with experience at the helm of yachts from 100 feet to more than 250 feet …
| Career, careers, dockage, docks, From the Bridge, license, marinas, navigation, refit, Triton Exclusives | 0 CommentsThe government of The Bahamas has released official COVID-19-related protocols for all boats in the waters of The Bahamas. The protocols …
| cruising, Cruising Grounds, island, navigation, News, Triton Exclusives, waters | 0 CommentsJoe Dargavage, vice president of the Association of Bahamas Marinas, gave attendees of last week’s Triton Virtual Networking event an …
| Bahamas, country, islands, Triton Exclusives | 0 CommentsIt’s happening, and it’s going to be big. That’s the sense one can get as they see the buildout of the new Derecktor Fort Pierce …
| facility, Fort Lauderdale, Marinas and Shipyards, Miami, South Florida, Triton Exclusives | 0 CommentsYacht captains and crew -- as well as other yachting professionals -- found lots of news of interest on The-Triton.com last …
| Bahamas, Engineer, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, power, project, refit, Triton Exclusives | 0 CommentsAt the beginning of this pandemic, I went into panic mode and pondered what my options were, seeing as I expected this to totally stall …
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