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Maersk pushes to put more women on ships aiming equal cadets by 2027
Business
Published on 24 April 2026

One obstacle is crews untrained for women onboard
Maersk’s Niels Bruus says the toughest barrier to increasing women at sea is the mindset of men onboard, many of whom are not used to working with women on ships. The company plans to shift attitudes through training and hiring, targeting an equal split between women and men in cadet intake from India by 2027.
- Maersk identifies onboard male perspectives as the biggest barrier
- Crews often lack experience working with women at sea
- The firm plans training and culture change to close the gap
- Maersk targets equal women men cadet intake from India by 2027
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