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Breaking Records Despite supply chain delays, the number of vessels on order or in build have reached a new record. BOAT International Media’s annual Global Order Book shows this year's trends, along with the impact on the crew market. Read more about the state of the industry — and why the growth may be about to plateau.
Lean on Me From a beach club boat to carrying tenders and toys to missions for clients, a support vessel’s purpose and use can vary drastically from one program to another. Four captains share their experiences on board support vessels, their programs, and what they look for when hiring crew.
Capt. Ty Falkenstein After injuring himself on a prawn trawler, his mom begged him to get a less dangerous job, so in 2008, Capt. Ty Falkenstein got his first yacht job. Now at the helm of M/Y Callisto, he shares his favorite cruising and diving spots, most memorable experience on board, and his top tip for captains.
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