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Flyingsport CCN 102 Flyingsport takes shape ahead of Italian yard Cerri Cantieri Navali has released the first in-build photo of its latest 102 Flyingsport yacht, which is due to hit the water next year. As the behind-the-scenes image below reveals, this 31 metre fast planing yacht will sport a vibrant red exterior finish on both the hull and superstructure. The CCN 102 Flyingsport has the performance to match its sporty looks. Construction on the sixth hull in the series began on speculation and the project was sold earlier this month to an American couple by Total Marine. Comprised of a GRP hull and superstructure, this RINA-class yacht will offer By Chris Jefferies 2018 launch accommodation for up to eight guests in four cabins arranged as a master suite, a VIP and two twins, while the crew quarters allow for a staff of up to three people. Interior designer Tommaso Spadolini has worked with the yard to develop and American-style layout with a country kitchen-style galley on the main deck. Al fresco relaxation options include a large circular foredeck seating area with sunpads forward — ideal for relaxing away from prying eyes while moored stern-to in port. Meanwhile, the superyacht sundeck measures 28 metres square and boasts an extendable dining table, barbecue and further sunbathing space. Power will come from a pair of 2,600hp MTU diesel engines twinned to ZF Searex surface drives for an exhilarating top speed of 40 knots and comfortable cruising at 30 knots. Other superyacht projects currently under development at the Italian yard include the 27 metre Fuoriserie yacht Freedom, which will be launched for renowned fashion designer Roberto Cavalli next summer. MS All rights reserved - Copyright 2018 Campbell Shipping migrates to Inmarsat Fleet Xpress Inmarsat (LSE:ISAT.L) has reached an agreement with Campbell Shipping, a ship management company headquartered in Nassau, The Bahamas, to migrate its fleet of dry bulk carriers to Fleet Xpress. The commitment will involve a migration and upgrade from Inmarsat’s XpressLink services to Fleet Xpress, in a move to ensure ships managed by Campbell ships will continue to have the best satellite connectivity service available on the market, according to Capt. Anindya Dasgupta, VP Human Capital, Campbell Shipping. “This upgrade will mean our ships will benefit from faster connections to the Internet, available through a single cost-effective package,” said Capt. Dasgupta. “It will enable us to accelerate improvements in other areas of vessel IT infrastructure, allowing more activities and functions to be supported and carried out on board. Fleet Xpress will help us to stay ahead of the game.” Campbell Shipping regards resilient and high-performance IT and communications infrastructure as essential in enabling its management system, the Campbell Target Operating Model (C-TOM), to perform to its full potential; ensuring vessel productivity and safety, and alleviating the isolation sometimes felt by those working at sea. “Our success is directly attributed to the company’s philosophy of building better lives for the people we employ,” said Capt. Dasgupta. “Although we are in the business of moving cargo, we never forget our commitment to our team members. Today’s seafarers want to stay in touch with their families and remain connected to the rest of the world. Reliable connectivity is therefore crucial. Faster on-board Internet and low-cost calling options will result in improved morale, contributing to productivity and the retention of talent in the company. “We expect the additional bandwidth provided by Fleet Xpress will also facilitate closer monitoring of day-to-day vessel operation, which, over the longer term, will lead to gains in operational efficiency and cost savings.” Gert-Jan Panken, Inmarsat Maritime’s Vice President for Merchant Marine emphasised Inmarsat’s longstanding relationship with Campbell Shipping, describing the ship manager as “a keen early-adopter of our latest maritime connectivity solutions”. “The willingness of Campbell Shipping to invest in Fleet Xpress stems from its sincere commitment to delivering improved levels of crew welfare. It also reflects the belief that high-throughput broadband at sea will open new opportunities for enhanced vessel and fleet operation.” MS For further details, please contact: JLA Media Ltd., Wimbledon Village Business Centre, Thornton House, Thornton Road, London SW19 4NG Tel: +44 7949 708679; Email: hugh.omahony@j-l-a.com All rights reserved - Copyright 2018 Issue 7 >> 48
CELEBRATE GAMING EXCELLENCE WITH US MiGEA 2018: Malta’s largest and most prestigious Gaming awards are back! Sensational Award Ceremony produced with finesse and precision Welcome to the most highly recognized excellence awards in the Gaming industry. These Gaming Awards recognise the greatest titles, teams, and individuals from across the gaming industry. A must-see stop for hundreds of attendees. Categories catering to all major verticals of the gaming industry: MiGEA 2018 will host 24 unique awards categories- Definitely the most comprehensive awards encompassing all aspects of gaming. Awards are a great opportunity to receive world-class recognition for your gaming projects. Be a part of a whole new kind of gaming festival experience that can only be found in the heart of the celebrated MiGEA event. MiGEA Award Finalists Receive: Being shortlisted as a finalist for one of our categories is rewarding in its own right. TIGA will ensure that: • all finalists are included in press releases and relevant MiGEA’s marketing emails; • coverage on MiGEA’s website, Malta Business Review fb page; Sunday Trends Fashion & Lifestyle magazine fb page and also The Malta Independent Online website; • promotion on MiGEA’s social media channels. • Unique event live-streaming on U-Tube and facebook MiGEA Award Winners Receive: industry recognition at the Awards Ceremony in Malta attended by industry leaders and the media; • a weighty MiGEA trophy and accredited certificate! • PR through MiGEA’s press releases, live-streamed Press Conference which are sent to trade press and national / international press; • coverage on the main MiGEA website, and affiliated magazine/newspaper fb pages and in MiGEA’s newsletters to over 200,000 database customers; • a ‘winners’ signature logo which you can attach to your email or website. This event is in aid of the Children’s Cancer Foundation Puttinu Cares and also The Community Chest Fund patronised by HE The president of Malta Marie Louise Coleiro Preca. Nominee entry and Sponsorship opportunities are available. These levels of sponsorship packages are designed for companies and organisations desiring recognition as a strong community partner. All of these leader sponsorship packs include basic value added benefits, and are designed to fit your marketing needs and budget. Additional Event and Program or Category sponsorship packs are also available. For Further Information: Margaret Brincat 9940 6743 margaret@mbrpublications.net;
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