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Fairness

Deutsch: Fairness / Español: Justicia / Português: Justiça / Français: Équité / Italian: Equità

Fairness in the maritime context refers to the just and equitable treatment of all parties involved in maritime operations, including shipowners, crew members, passengers, and other stakeholders. It encompasses aspects of legal justice, ethical conduct, and adherence to international standards to ensure that operations are conducted in a fair and unbiased manner.

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FAL

FAL is a shortcut for 'Convention on Facilitation of International Maritime Traffic, 1965'.

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Fall

Deutsch: Fall / Español: Cabo / Português: Amarra / Français: Chute / Italiano: Drizza

Fall in the maritime context refers to a rope, cable, or chain used to raise, lower, or control an object, such as a sail, lifeboat, or Cargo. The Term is commonly associated with rigging systems and lifting operations aboard ships. It also relates to the vertical descent of Water or a Vessel in specific scenarios, such as during lock operations or anchoring.

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FAMU

FAMU is a shortcut for --->'Federation of Australian Maritime Unions'.

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FAO

English: Food and Agriculture Organization
German: FAO is a shortcut for --->'United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization'.

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Fast

Deutsch: Schnell / Español: Rápido / Português: Rápido / Français: Rapide / Italiano: Veloce

Fast in the maritime context refers to the concept of high speed, typically related to the movement of vessels or operations conducted at sea. This term is often used to describe ships that can travel at higher speeds compared to traditional vessels, as well as operations that are conducted quickly and efficiently.

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FASTOH

FASTOH is a shortcut for --->'Fatigue, Stress and Occupational Health Study'.

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FERNS

FERNS is a shortcut for --->'Far East Radionavigation Service'.

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Ferry

Deutsch: Fähre / Español: Transbordador / Português: Balsa / Français: Ferry / Italiano: Traghetto

A ferry in the maritime context is a vessel designed for the transportation of passengers, vehicles, and goods across a body of water, typically between two points. Ferries are often used in locations where bridges or tunnels are not feasible, providing a critical link in transportation networks. They operate on a regular schedule, offering a reliable and often cost-effective mode of transport.

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Ferrying

Deutsch: Fährdienst / Español: Transbordo / Português: Transporte / Français: Traversée / Italian: Traghettamento

Ferrying in the maritime context refers to the transportation of passengers, vehicles, and sometimes cargo across a body of water using a ferry. A ferry is a type of vessel designed for short, regular trips between two or more points, typically across rivers, lakes, or coastal waters. Ferrying is a crucial aspect of transportation infrastructure, especially in regions where bridges or tunnels are impractical.

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