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On Sat, 24 Jul 2004 07:15:01 GMT, "HLAviation"
wrote: Look under the Port State Pilot requirements. Typically a vessel with greater than XX draft or XXX tonnage will require a state licensed pilot when entering and leaving port regardless of flag or use. These requirements are sometimes wavered for US flag vessels (in the US of course) if certain requirements are met. Generally licensing is required along with a certain number of trips along the route, typically 25, sometimes a Federal Pilotage Exam is required. Ask and ye shall receive. Good info - thanks. Later, Tom Later, Tom |
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