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A passenger administering an EpiPen to herself after having an allergic reaction on board. A Mid‑Air Scare That Altered Airline Law In 2019, mid‑Atlantic at 35,000 feet, a man went into full anaphylactic shock — his throat swelling, his airway closing. On that flight, there was no auto‑injector. Just a vial of epinephrine meant for cardiac use, and a lucky doctor passenger with a syringe. That doctor saved a life — but only because he happened to have the skills and presence

SeaLogs helps operators record, track, and prove every safety drill with confidence. When the alarm sounds, your crew won’t stop to ask, “Where’s the checklist?” They’ll act — because they’ve trained for it. Confidence in an emergency isn’t built in chaos; it’s built in the calm moments of practice, repetition, and refinement . Yet across the maritime industry, human factors remain the number one cause of incidents and accidents . So how do you reduce risk, strengthen your cr

Prepare your fleet for every inspection with a system that keeps your safety records, maintenance logs, and compliance checks organised...

The calm before the surge. A seiche can ground a vessel in minutes, highlighting why preparation and constant vigilance are critical. We...

Safety first: Preventing accidents at sea starts with vigilance and smart preparation. In the high-stakes maritime world, where risks are...

Ensuring safety: A pilot vessel equipped with essential safety gear and equipment to uphold rigorous safety standards The High Risks of...

Clearly labelled for quick identification—saving time and avoiding mix-ups. Emergencies at sea don’t wait. When seconds matter, being...