28/04/2015at 15:44

Reederei NSB moves crewing to the Philippines

One of Germany's biggest operators of German-flagged tonnage - Reederei NSB, which is planning to out-flag its entire fleet - is now also moving its crewing business out of the country.

BY OLE ANDERSEN

Reederei NSB, which is currently in the process of out-flagging its entire fleet from Germany, has - like numerous other carriers - now also established a crew management office in Manila in the Philippines.

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