Sentence examples for nautical issues from inspiring English sources

"This was an episode of historic importance for those who study nautical issues," says Ilarione Dell'Anna, the Italian Coast Guard admiral who oversaw much of the massive rescue effort that night.

Divers have since been down to investigate, they write in the latest issue of the International Journal of Nautical Archaeology. .

In August 2008, the ICAO issued revised approach separations of 4 nautical miles for Super (another A380), 6 nautical miles for Heavy, 7 nautical miles for medium/small, and 8 nautical miles for light.

Bristol's strong nautical ties meant that maritime safety was an important issue in the city.

At least seven commercial ships and one military vessel were combing the waters around 40 nautical miles south of the Indonesian island of Java, he said, where the boat issued the first of two distress calls early on Wednesday morning.

The following month, El Occidente issued another distress call, this time for a broken rudder while 80 nautical miles off the Virginia Capes.

The day after the rendezvous with the Rex, Chief of Staff General Malin Craig telephoned Andrews and issued an order that restricted all Air Corps aircraft to operating within 100 nautical miles of the coast.

The Bold will also support enforcement and survey efforts, and function as a nautical classroom, where tours and demonstration events will educate the public about ocean and coastal environmental issues.

When the captain issued the call for help, on Christmas morning, the ship was only two nautical miles from open water.

Boeing on Friday issued a notice prohibiting the affected aircraft from flying at high attitude within 50 nautical miles of thunderstorms that may contain ice crystals.

Authorities in Iceland said there had not been a major eruption but have issued a warning to aviation and they have declared a no-fly zone of 100 nautical miles around the epicentre as a precaution.