Drewry: Shortage of officers could hurt earnings
The global shortage of qualified ship officers will increase in the years to come and could constitute a threat to the earnings of carriers and operators, says Drewry in its annual manning analysis.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The current lack of qualified ship officers will increase in the coming years and could risk hurting carriers and operators' earnings, says analyst agency Drewry in its Manning 2014 Annual Report.
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