Why more carriers opt out of using pilots in Nordic waters
Per Wistoft, CEO of United Arab Chemical Carriers, supports the use of pilots on board ships, but he points to one reason in particular why a growing number of carriers transit Danish waters without using pilots.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
Danish and Baltic waters are among the most expensive in the world for carriers to transit, perhaps the most expensive, due to the price of carrying a pilot on board the ship. This means that many carriers decide not to use pilots, Per Wistoft, CEO of United Arab Chemical Carriers in Dubai, tells ShippingWatch.
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