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Döhle Seafront and RCES pioneer ‘Adopt A Ship’ in LagunaAugust 2, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on August 2, 2023Read More
Flights of fancy in kite-filled exhibit at ARTablado Robinsons GalleriaJuly 3, 2023As published by the Philippines Daily Inquirer on July 3, 2023Read More
Passing the torch to next-generation seafarersJune 25, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on June 25, 2023Read More
Romualdez to seafarers: Congress will ensure your welfare, help maritime industry growJune 23, 2023As published by the Philippine Daily Inquirer on June 23, 2023Read More
The winners of the 2023 Crew Welfare Awards announcedJune 20, 2023As posted by SAFETY4SEA on June 20, 2023Read More
Seafarers’ protection vs ambulance chasers urgedJune 12, 2023As published by the Philippine Daily Inquirer on June 12, 2023Read More
PH shipping exodus seen sans escrow protectionMay 30, 2023As published by the Philippine Daily Inquirer on May 30, 2023Read More
Shipowners exodus feared over blocking of escrow provision on Senate’s Magna Carta for SeafarersMay 28, 2023As published by Manila Bulletin on March 28,2023Read More
Manning agents plead for equal protection over disability claimsMay 25, 2023As published by The Daily Tribune on May 25, 2023Read More
Filipino seafarers to lose jobs as ‘ambulance chasers’ winMay 24, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on May 24, 2023Read More
Shipowners shun Pinoy seamen due to ambulance-chasing racketMay 19, 2023As published by The Philippine Star on May 19, 2023Read More
Cadet from Leyte urges aspiring seafarers to be persistentMay 10, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on May 10, 2023Read More
Firm sees no impact on Filipino seafarers from looming global recessionMay 8, 2023As published by ABS-CBN News on May 8, 2023Read More
US air assets in EDCA sites used in Tubbataha rescueMay 3, 2023As posted by MSN Philippines on May 3, 2023Read More
Bill to protect seafarers from ambulance chasersMay 3, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on May 3, 2023Read More
A concealed malady of the maritime industryMay 3, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on May 3, 2023Read More
Manning agents laud Palace’s swift responseApril 19, 2023As published by The Daily Tribune on April 19, 2023Read More
Why Filipino seafarers are most preferred in the world, yet education and training is f***dApril 8, 2023As posted by RDN Radyo Ronda on April 8, 2023Read More
Shortlisted nominees announced for the 2023 Crew Welfare AwardsApril 6, 2023As posted by SAFETY4SEA on April 6,2023Read More
Intl shipping bodies welcome EC recognition of PH certificatesApril 5, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on April 5, 2023Read More
Putting sailors back in the spotlightMarch 29, 2023As posted by Manila Times on March 29, 2023Read More
PPA chief bares more projects for Port of CalapanMarch 29, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on March 29, 2023Read More
ESG Watch: Expert thinking on ESG in the maritime industryMarch 25, 2023As posted by SAFETY4SEA on March 25, 2023Read More
PBBM wants Kadiwa centers made permanentMarch 9, 2023As posted by The Daily Tribune on March 9, 2023Read More
Embracing equity for International Women’s DayMarch 8, 2023As posted by ISWAN on March 8, 2023Read More
Manning groups back seafarers’ Bill of RightsMarch 8, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on March 8, 2023Read More
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[Vantage Point] Seafaring industry suffers steep freefallMarch 4, 2023As posted by Rappler on March 4, 2023Read More
ICMA gathers intl seafarer volunteersFebruary 22, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on February 22, 2023Read More
Döhle Seafront Family Hub Cavite Family DayFebruary 15, 2023As posted by The Manila Times on February 15, 2023Read More
Senators Cynthia Villar and Mark Villar recently administered the oath taking of the newly-elected board of trustees of ALMA Maritime GroupJanuary 24, 2023As posted on Marino World Online on January 24, 2023
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Ambulance-chasing big threat to seafarersJanuary 18, 2023As published by The Manila Times on January 18, 2022
Global leaders from organizations representing shipowners and unions raised grave concerns about ambulance chasing and the abuse of the seafarer compensation system in the Philippines during the foreign policy tour of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in Brussels on Dec. 13, 2022.
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Gov’t urged to address ambulance chasingJanuary 17, 2023As published by the Philippine Daily Inquirer on January 17, 2023
The Association of Licensed Manning Agencies (Alma) Maritime Group has called on the Department of Labor and Employment (Dole) to exercise political will to address the exploitation of seafarer compensation system by ambulance chasing lawyers.Read More
Compensation lawsuits cutting jobs for seafarersJanuary 16, 2023As published by Philippine Daily Inquirer on January 16, 2023
Manila, Philippines — Exploitative compensation lawsuits that lead to billions of pesos in settlements pose the biggest threat to the employability of Filipino seafarers.
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Manning Agencies InductionJanuary 15, 2023As published by the Manila Bulletin Sunday on January 15, 2023
MANNING AGENCIES INDUCTION – Sen. Cynthia Villar and Sen. Mark Villar administer the oath of the newly elected Board of Trustees of the Association of Licensed Manning Agencies (ALMA).Read More
DSPC celebrates 30 years in PHJanuary 11, 2023As published by The Manila Times on January 11, 2023
Döhle Shipmanagement Phils. Corp. (DSPC) celebrates 30 years in the Philippines.Read More
GNN People’s Court – Episode 47: Seafarer’s Protection Act (Against Ambulance Chasing)November 11, 2022Atty. Iris Baguilat, President of Döhle Seafront Crewing (Manila) appeared on Episode 47: Seafarer's Protection Act (Against Ambulance Chasing), 42:10 - 1:15:03Read More
Chief Justice warns ambulance chasersNovember 10, 2022As published by The Daily Tribune on November 10, 2022
Supreme Court Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo has issued a stern warning against ambulance chasing lawyers victimizing seafarers, other overseas Filipino workers and manpower agencies.Read More
Chief Justice warns ‘ambulance chasers’November 9, 2022As published by The Manila Times on November 09, 2022
Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo encouraged overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) to file appropriate and verified complaints against lawyers who exploit them.Read More
NordCham releases book on sustainabilityNovember 5, 2022As published by The Manila Times on November 05, 2022
The Nordic Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (NordCham) has released a book that shows the sustainability efforts of the group's business partners, as well as the embassies of the four Nordic countries (Finland, Norway, Denmark and Sweden).Read More
False medical claims cost shipowners P1.75BNovember 3, 2022As published by The Daily Tribune on November 03, 2022
The head of a crewing agency for German merchant ships has urged the government to act on fraudulent sickness claims by Filipino seafarers that allegedly cost shipowners P1.75 billion since 2011.Read More
Döhle cites 24 loyal seafarersNovember 3, 2022As published by The Daily Tribune on November 03, 2022
Dohle Seafront Crewing (Manila) Inc. recently feted 24 seafarers under its roster for serving the 40-year-old company for 20 years.Read More
Döhle Seafront honors retiring long-time crewNovember 2, 2022As published by The Manila Times on November 02, 2022
Twenty-four Filipino seafarer retirees were honored by Seafront Crewing (Manila) Inc. in time with its 40th celebration of strong ties with Germany-based shipping giant Döhle Group.Read More
CrewConnect Global 2022 returns to ManilaOctober 30, 2022As posted by Buhay Marino Online on October 30, 2022
CrewConnect Global, the biggest manning event in the world, has returned to Manila featuring some of the most trending issues in the maritime industry discussed by the biggest names in the Philippine and global maritime sector.Read More
Döhle Seafront honors retirement of long-time crewOctober 30, 2022As posted by Buhay Marino Online on October 30, 2022
As a testament to 40 years of strong ties between Germany-based shipping giant Döhle Group and Filipino seafarers, Döhle Seafront Crewing (Manila), Inc. celebrated the retirement of 24 seafarers that has served the group for more than two decades.Read More
GS Shipmanagement Crew Conference hosted by Döhle Seafront Crewing (Manila), Inc.September 29, 2022As posted by Buhay Marino Online on September 29, 2022
Atty. Iris Baguilat, President of Dohle Seafront Crewing (Manila), Inc., who hosted the event.
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Maritime stakeholders seek end to ambulance chasingSeptember 28, 2022As published by The Manila Times on September 28, 2022
The fight against the practice of ambulance-chasing in the country needs to be intensified to save the employability of Filipino seafarers.Read More
Seafarer rediscovers love for artSeptember 28, 2022As published by The Manila Times on September 28, 2022
Filipino seafarers who were caught in the middle of the crew change crisis in 2020 have found themselves stuck for extended periods at sea, at home, in the city and in quarantine facilities. The monotony of idleness and uncertainty took its toll on people used to the hustle and bustle of shipping.Read More
DMMA partners anew with DBP to fund facility developmentsSeptember 14, 2022As published by The Manila Times on September 14, 2022
To further enhance education and training, the DMMA College of Southern Philippines (DMMACSP) signed a new term of agreement with the DEEP Scholars Inc. (DEEPSAI) to fund various college facility projects and provide scholarships to deserving students.Read More
Seafaring realities through the eyes of a candid engineerAugust 10, 2022As published by The Manila Times on August 10, 2022
People who have been to Kalaw, that stretch of road in Ermita, Manila that is frequented by job-hunting seamen, and heard snippets of conversations in passing would get a glimpse of the classic seafarer-talk — candid, blunt and animated.Read More
ALMA group honors stakeholders, partners in fight vs pandemicJuly 13, 2022As published by The Manila Times on July 13, 2022
ONE of the most active employers' groups during the country's battle with Covid-19 held a general meeting to recognize those who shared significantly in the collective efforts of the manning industry to survive the two-year pandemic.
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A stronger commitment to service and protectionJune 29, 2022As published by The Manila Times on June 29, 2022
Fancy photos of world travel, lucrative dollar wages and dapper uniforms. These are only some of the typical images of a seafarer that are branded in the minds of society.Read More
Ambulance chasing threat to seafaringMay 25, 2022As published by The Manila Times on May 25, 2022
Global shipping stakeholders identify ambulance chasing and the Philippines' mishandling of crew claims as the biggest threats to Philippine seafaring — an industry that remits $6 billion annually into the Philippines.Read More
Corruption endangers jobs of Filipino seafarers – maritime stakeholdersApril 27, 2022As published by The Manila Times on April 27, 2022
The $6-billion annual remittances to the national coffers and the jobs of the more than 400,000 Filipino seafarers will be threatened if the government continues to turn a blind eye to the rampant cases of false claims and corruption in agencies handling such cases.Read More
Orophil Shipping cries foul, files case against NCMB Maritime Voluntary ArbitratorsApril 22, 2022As published by The Manila Times on April 22, 2022
In an unprecedented move, manning agency Orophil Shipping Inc. filed a formal administrative case at the National Conciliation and Mediation Board (NCMB) against 2 maritime voluntary arbitrators (MVAs) Darrow Odsey, and Reynaldo Ubaldo for Violation of Sections 4 & 8, Rule VII of the 2021 Revised Procedural Guidelines in the Conduct of Voluntary Arbitration Proceedings.Read More
Marina forms multisectoral council for maritime programsApril 6, 2022As published by The Manila Times
The Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) has established the Multi-Sector Governance Council (MSGC) to ensure the implementation of the Marina Strategic Voyage Plan 2028 and the 10-year Maritime Industry Development Plan (MIDP).Read More
A step toward Bohol recoveryMarch 29, 2022As published by The Manila Times on March 29, 2022
The recipe for a true and stereotypical Filipino would not be complete without "resilience" — a distinct characteristic among Filipinos.Read More
January 26, 2022THE largest seafarer's union in the country, along with other maritime stakeholders, has welcomed the recent move by President Rodrigo Duterte to reform the government body responsible for the ratification of international maritime conventions.Read More
IATF, Marina lauded for Covid-19 responseDecember 1, 2021As published by The Manila Times on December 1, 2021
With the decline of Covid cases in the country, the Philippine manning community lauds the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATD) on Emerging Infectious Disease and the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) for their quick and positive response by increasing the inbound number of passengers and reducing the facility-based quarantine days for vaccinated passengers from green and yellow-listed countries.Read More
Manning group lauds increased cap on inbound passengersOctober 13, 2021Persistent efforts of the local manning community particularly the Association of Licensed Manning Agencies (ALMA) Maritime Group finally paid off as it welcomed the government decision to ease the return of stranded Filipino seafarers to the country.Read More
Vaccinations seen critical for Filipino seafarersOctober 11, 2021As published by The Manila Times on October 11, 2021
Shipowners and ship managers have not explicitly required Filipino seafarers to be fully vaccinated before they sign deployment contracts. They agree, however, other countries whose seamen are fully inoculated will have a definite edge over Filipinos if a vaccination requirement is not imposed.Read More
Taking a stand against ambulance chasingOctober 6, 2021As published by The Manila Times on October 6, 2021
A broad united front consisting of the country's biggest seafarers' union, a global non-government organization, the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina), and five other agencies under the Labor Department, is formed to check on the rampant practice of ambulance-chasing by unscrupulous individuals.Read More
DoTR mulls opening more gateways to accommodate returning OFWsSeptember 27, 2021By Raffy Ayeng | As published by The Daily Tribune on September 27, 2021
The Department of Transportation (DoTr) is making arrangements to open more gateways to accommodate returning overseas Filipino workers (OFW), including seafarers, to be presented to the ruling Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-MEID) in the coming days.
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Manning agencies seek Palace help to adjust inbound flights capSeptember 27, 2021As published by Inquirer.net on September 27, 2021
MANILA, Philippines — A group of manning agencies in the country is seeking help from President Rodrigo Duterte to extend the cap for arriving returning overseas Filipino workers (OFW), as many of the Filipino seafarers are now already experiencing fatigue after serving beyond their contracts in international vessels.Read More
WATCH: Döhle Seafront President lawyer Iris Baguilat on The Daily Tribune’s Gising Na online radio segmentSeptember 1, 2021WATCH: Döhle Seafront President lawyer Iris Baguilat discusses the current situation of seafarers in the country during an interview with Daily Tribune’s Gising Na on September 1, 2021.Read More
Manning firms ask Duterte helpAugust 31, 2021As published by The Daily Tribune on August 31, 2021
A confederation of manning agencies in the country is now seeking immediate help from President Rodrigo Duterte to extend the cap for arriving returning overseas Filipino workers (OFW), saying Filipino seafarers are now suffering after serving beyond their contracts in international vessels.Read More
Group of manning agencies pushes contactless transactionAugust 4, 2021As published by The Manila Times on August 4, 2021
THE Association of Licensed Manning Agencies (ALMA Maritime Group) has urged the government to allow seafarers to use digital or e-signatures in signing their contracts.Read More
Manning agencies send Kuya Bong ‘SOS’July 18, 2021Limited inbound flights, extended quarantine period taking its toll on seafarers while the cost of crew changes balloons
By Raffy Ayeng | As published by The Daily Tribune on July 18, 2021
A group of manning agencies has sought the help of Senator Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go to address insufficient quarantine facilities and limited inbound flights for returning overseas workers, including seafarers.Read More
Manning agencies seek Go’s help amid crisis brought by the pandemicJuly 17, 2021By Raffy Ayeng | As published by The Daily Tribune on July 17, 2021
A group of manning agencies has sought the help of Senator Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go to address the current dilemma that the maritime industry is facing amid the decreased and limited inbound passenger capacity in the country’s airports and insufficient quarantine facilities for returning overseas workers.Read More
Securing seafarers’ jobs and promoting PH as a safe crew change hubJuly 1, 2021As published by The Manila Times on July 1, 2021
Licensed manning agencies (LMAs) welcomed the recent prudent judgment and flexibility exercised by some government officials that helped in easing up the challenges they face in staging crew change operations in Manila.Read More
Crewing exec laments lack of global protocol for crew changesJune 23, 2021As published by The Manila Times on June 23, 2021
The varying and sometimes conflicting health and safety protocols between the Philippines and the ports of destinations is now the biggest issue saddling the crew change operation in the Port of Manila.
This was raised by lawyer Iris Baguilat, of the Association of Licensed Manning Agencies (ALMA Maritime Group) and President of Döhle Seafront Crewing (Manila) during the international Conference CrewConnect Europe on June 21.Read More
Group seeks more vaccination sites for seafarersJune 2, 2021The Associated Marine Officers and Seamen's Union of the Philippines (AMOSUP) along with various stakeholders have called on the government to designate other vaccination sites solely for seafarers when the vaccination program starts this month.
In a joint manifesto between labor and manning groups, AMOSUP President Dr. Conrado Oca expressed the union›s offer for the use of Seamen›s Hospitals throughout the country as vaccination centers for the seafarer›s vaccination program, but it still needs government support.Read More
Pinoy seafarers get jabs by JuneMay 19, 2021By Raffy Ayeng | As published on The Daily Tribune, May 19, 2021
Filipino seafarers will receive their coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccines by next month as regulators in the maritime industry are now crafting the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) for the inoculation process.
This comes after presidential spokesperson Harry Roque announced that President Rodrigo Duterte already allowed the start of the vaccination of people under the A4 category.Read More
Manning agencies seek govt help in setting crew wagesMay 12, 2021By Carmela Huelar | Photography by Anuj Raikar, Project Sea You (As published in The Manila Times on May 12, 2021) Some manning agencies have asked the government to be proactive in helping the manning industry preserve jobs for Filipino seafarers amid the pandemic that caused the industry to lose...Read More
Seafarers on deck for Covid-19 jabApril 14, 2021(As published in The Manila Times on April 14, 2021) FILIPINO seafarers have been included in the vaccine priority list to ensure their employment and safety of global supply chains. Lawyer Iris Baguilat, president of the Döhle Seafront Crewing (Manila), welcomed the decision of the Inter-Agency Task Force to give...Read More
MARINO WORLD INTERVIEW – march 27, 2021March 19, 2021MARINO WORLD INTERVIEW – MARCH 27, 2021Read More
Industry better prepared for new Covid-19 variantMarch 17, 2021(AS PUBLISHED IN MANILA TIMES, March 16, 2021) With the new coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) variant starting to spread, many companies are bracing themselves for a possible prolonged lockdown and the likelihood of the current crew change crisis turning for the worse. One manning company, however, sounded positive, indicating that...Read More
Manning group seeks priority vaccination for seafarersFebruary 17, 2021BY GENEVI FACTAO(AS PUBLISHED IN MANILA TIMES, FEBRUARY 17, 2021) The country’s manning agencies and seafarer groups have asked President Rodrigo Duterte to prioritize the seafarers in the administration’s coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccination program. Lawyer Iris Baguilat, President of Döhle Seafront, a member company of the Association of Licensed...Read More
Maritime groups seek free jabs for seafarersFebruary 17, 2021BY RAFFY AYENG(AS PUBLISHED IN TRIBUNE.NET.PH, FEBRUARY 17, 2021) Various maritime industry groups asked for the intervention of President Rodrigo Duterte in their quest to prioritize Filipino seafarers when Covid-19 vaccines arrive. Representing 39 manning agencies and labor unions, lawyer Iris Baguilat, also the president of Döhle Seafront Crewing Manila,...Read More
Philippines Support of Neptune Declaration Highlights Vital Role of SeafarersFebruary 4, 2021Photography by Rae Marc Laborte, Project Sea You (As published in Safety4Sea.com on February 4, 2021) Numerous manning agencies based in Manila support the Neptune Declaration, to ensure the wellbeing of seafarers affected by the crew change crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to local media, the Neptune Declaration was...Read More
Seafarer’s pact gains more supportFebruary 3, 2021By Yashika Torib(as published in Manila Times, February 3, 2021) Several manning agencies based in Manila joined an international movement to uphold the wellbeing of seafarers who were affected by the crew change crisis amid the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic. The Neptune Declaration was signed by over 450 maritime industry...Read More
Seafaring industry use blockchain technologyDecember 9, 2020By Genivi Factao(as published in Manila Times, December 9, 2020) Maritime industry players have used technology for the efficiency and integrity of the Filipino seafaring industry amid the coronavirus 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic. Döhle Seafront Crewing Manila Presiden Iris Baguilat said Döhle Seafront has been at the frontline of the pandemic...Read More
IMEC, ITF launch testing and quarantine facilitiesOctober 21, 2020We appeared in The Manila Times: “Quarantine and testing facilities for Filipino seafarers were recently launched by the International Maritime Employers Council (IMEC) and the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) in Manila. In a statement, IMEC said the move aims to address the concerns raised by many international crew changeRead More
Global demand for PH seafarers still highOctober 20, 2020We appeared in The Manila Times: “Seafarers lost jobs at the height of the enhanced community quarantine when lockdowns forced people to stay indoors, suspending pre-departure trainings, renewals of certificates and licenses, applications for visas, and medical examinations. The manning sector’s warning that the situation could force foreign shipowners toRead More
Red Cross, ALMA team up for Covid-19 testing for seafarersOctober 20, 2020We appeared in Manila Times: “A memorandum of agreement (MOA) was just signed between the two allowing for the Covid-19 confirmatory polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests and other medical and wellness related services rendered to the seafarers who are members of ALMA at a much reduced, expedited and reliable cost.”Read More
Red Cross supports swab testing of seafarersOctober 20, 2020We appeared in Manila Bulletin: “The PRC-ALMA agreement aims to accommodate a maximum of 1,300 crew members per day. From the time of swabbing, the results of the swab test will be released within 72 hours for regular tests, 24 hours for stat tests, and six to eight hours for...Read More
Philippine Red Cross gives seafarers top priority on RT-PCR test via agreement with Maritime GroupOctober 20, 2020We appeared in Business Mirror: “During the trial run, we have seen almost a 75% reduction of expedited test costs for our seafarers. We thank the Red Cross and Senator Gordon for supporting the jobs of our seafarers onboard ships and for helping the Filipino seafarers help solve our crew...Read More
Philippine Red Cross gives seafarers top priority on RT-PCR testOctober 20, 2020We appeared in Manila Standards: ALMA trustee and corporate secretary, Atty. Iris Baguilat, president of Döhle Seafront Crewing (Manila) Inc., requested this special accommodation by Red Cross to the manning agencies under ALMA during a meeting with Senator Richard Gordon. Read the full article here: PHILIPPINE RED CROSS GIVES SEAFARERS...Read More
Red Cross, ALMA team up for Covid-19 testing for seafarersOctober 16, 2020Thank you Philippine Red Cross and ALMA Maritime Group for giving our seafarers top priority on the reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test. Read on the full article below of The Manila Times- Maritime Page for details. Photo Credit: The Manila Times READ HERE: RED CROSS, ALMA TEAM UP FOR...Read More
Manning agencies warn of port congestion in Manila South HarborJuly 29, 2020BY GENEVI FACTAO (AS PUBLISHED IN MANILA TIMES, July 29, 2020) The surge of ships and crew at the Manila South Harbor could lead to port congestion and further delays in crew change and additional costs for shipowners, prompting manning agencies to renew calls to open more ports for seafarers...Read More
second pd chartered flight that flew 170 filipino seafarers out of manila picked up by several news platformsJune 29, 2020The second flight chartered by Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG, Menzell & Döhle Group, and BTH Business Travel Hamburg and with close coordination with Döhle Seafront that flew 170 Filipino seafarers out to Hamburg was featured in different news platforms. This is the second batch of seafarers flying out of Manila which helps address the...Read More
seafront team closely coordinated with pd and was hands on in the 2nd chartered flightJune 29, 2020Döhle Seafront president, Atty. Iris Baguilat, and team was hands-on to see off the 170 seafarers who left today to join their vessels in Europe aboard the second flight chartered by Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG, Menzell & Döhle Group, and BTH Business Travel Hamburg. This project supports the local manning agencies in moving as...Read More
170 SEAFARERS LEFT MANILA FOR HAMBURG VIA CHARTERED FLIGHT BY PDJune 29, 2020The flight chartered by Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG, Menzell & Döhle Group, and BTH Business Travel Hamburg and with close coordination with Döhle Seafront flew 170 Filipino seafarers out to Hamburg tonight, June 28, 2020. This is the second batch of seafarers flying out of Manila which helps address the problems on delayed crewRead More
SECOND CHARTERED FLIGHT BY PD FEATURED ON NEWS PLATFORMSJune 29, 2020The collaboration between Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG, Menzell & Döhle Group, and BTH Business Travel Hamburg and with close coordination with Döhle Seafront which made the chartered flight from Hamburg was featured in several news platforms. The chartered flight flew 236 Filipino seafarers home from various companies, who disembarked in Europe after completing their contract.Read More
German Ambassador to PH joins PD’s chartered flightJune 29, 2020German Ambassador Anke Reiffenstuel, who was with the Filipino seafarers who were flew in by a chartered flight by Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG, Menzell & Döhle Group, and BTH Business Travel Hamburg in close coordination with Döhle Seafront Crewing Manila, Inc. – Authorized, said to media that Döhle acted very responsibly as a shipowner with...Read More
PD’S CHARTERED FLIGHT BROUGHT HOME ANOTHER 236 FILIPINO SEAFARERSJune 29, 2020To help address the problems on delayed crew change that now poses a threat to physical and mental health of seafarers as well as safety of the vessels, Döhle Seafront and its principal, Peter Döhle Schiffahrts-KG, have continued to charter flights to make crew change quite easier. Through the collaboration...Read More
OVER 70 FILIPINO SEAFARERS FLY OUT OF MANILA FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE LOCKDOWNJune 15, 2020Hope Springs: Filipino Seafarers Flew Out of Manila After all the challenges and unexpected changes, Filipino seafarers have successfully have left the NAIA Terminal 1 Saturday, June 13, aboard the Condor Air flught DE 8587 bound for Hamburg, Germany, to join their vessel in different ports. The chartered flight is...Read More
CHARTERED FLIGHT that brought home over 200 filipino seafarers FROM HAMBURG FEATURED ON NEWS PLATFORMSJune 15, 2020The arrival of 230 Filipino seafarers last Friday, June 12, 2020 (Philippine Independence Day) at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport aboard the chartered flight from Hamburg via Condor Air was featured in several news platforms in the Philippines. The flight was chartered by Peter Döhle Group in Hamburg coordinating closely...Read More