Ships Building - List of Companies in Ajman, UAE

But it is important to note that ships have been used since ancient times and the ship builders’ role is very important. When two lands are separated by water, the only way to cross from one to another is only by ship or by plane. And sometimes choosing ships as means of transport is better because they are cheaper and even more comfortable.

Anyway, during time, there have been some important ships that made history. One good example is the famous Titanic. RMS Titanic was the largest ship in the world at the time of its voyage, from Southampton, England to New York, USA, on April 10, 1912. The Titanic was collided with an iceberg and after a few hours the ship sank in the Atlantic Ocean. Because of the terrible sinking, 1,514 of 2,228 passengers died on board. It was called one of the largest maritime disasters in history, during peacetime. And there are many stories regarding this incident. Edward John Smith, the captain of the Titanic, was the "victim" of many myths in the last years. Many believe that the old man saved a child from the jaws of death before drowning himself in the cold water of the Atlantic Ocean. But some people say that it was his fault for the sinking of Titanic.

Since then, ship builders have paid attention to every single detail. Nowadays, the ships are built from resistant materials and they are equipped with lifeboats. The maritime accidents are inevitable, but most of them are caused by storms. Some of the best ship builders are from United Arab Emirates. They are famous all over the world for their good quality constructions, due to the fact that Dubai from UAE is one of the cities with the largest number of ships and yachts owners.

The UAE ship builders count on offering luxurious conditions that include swimming pool, jacuzzi and rooms decorated with sophisticated furniture. The crew of a ship is well organized and prepared. There are chefs well known for their delicious dishes, music bands for entertainment at the parties and, of course, the captain that knows the directions and ensures a quiet navigation.