Troubleshooting
Recent GNSS and AIS interference reporting shows why yacht troubleshooting needs to compare sensors, logs, and operational context before blaming one device.
Read updateCourses & Training
Recent crew and maritime skills reporting points to a gap between certificates, real competence, and the technical expectations of modern yacht operations.
Read updateRegulations & Compliance
The USCG cyber rule and IMO STCW updates show how cyber resilience and crew welfare are becoming formal compliance subjects.
Read updateOperations
Feadship's hydrogen fuel-cell superyacht Breakthrough shows how propulsion, hotel load, shore power, diagnostics, and operational planning are converging.
Read updateJobs
Recent crew reporting and live vacancies show rising demand for technical crew who can cover networks, AV, electrical systems, and connectivity.
Read updateIT & Networks
AV, security, connectivity, cloud services, and guest experience systems are converging, which makes network design and documentation more important.
Read updateCybersecurity
The US Coast Guard's 2025 maritime cyber rule does not apply to every yacht, but its structure is a useful benchmark for onboard cyber governance.
Read updateConnectivity
Starlink adoption in commercial shipping and growth in managed bonded services show why yachts should treat connectivity as welfare and operations infrastructure.
Read updateAV & Entertainment
Monaco Yacht Show 2025 highlighted how AI-generated media, LED walls, immersive sound, and integrated control are changing the AV brief for large yachts.
Read updateConnectivity
A practical look at Starlink failover, onboard routing, and crew connectivity expectations when VSAT or marina internet is also in use.
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