Vijay Muthukrishnan Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1990 DETAILS	Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1989 DETAILS	Eng Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1963 DETAILS
2/Off Keerthivasan Selvam Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1989 DETAILS	captain Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1987 DETAILS	2nd Mate Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1977 DETAILS
Joel A. Jose Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1977 DETAILS	Gianluca Allegretti Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1977 DETAILS	Deck Officer Sasha Cain Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1980 DETAILS
dipak mahato Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1985 DETAILS	OOW Nicolae Laurentiu Turcitu Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1984 DETAILS	2nd Mate Bulutu Marian Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1980 DETAILS
2nd Officer Franco De Pietro Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1982 DETAILS	2nd Mate,VIPIN.K.R Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1982 DETAILS	Victor Salvadó Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1990 DETAILS
2nd mate ramki dhayanithi Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1984 DETAILS	2nd Mate Jose Alberto Osorio Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1985 DETAILS	2nd Officer Sandeep Kumar Qualification [1]2ND-MATE Date of Birth 1986 DETAILS

Mega yachts such as Lady Moura in Monaco harbor As of 2009 yachts above 100 metres (328 feet) are still rare but increasingly more common. They typically have five decks above the water line and one below. The very largest yachts charter have begun to incorporate such features as helicopter hangars, indoor swimming pools and miniature submarines. The burgeoning number of “small” super yachts has led to the introduction of the hyperbolic terms “Mega Yacht” and “Giga Yacht” to demarcate the elite among luxury yacht,   (Yacht Crew Mate )

The number of very large yachts has increased rapidly since the 1990’s and increasingly only yachts above around 65 metres (213 ft) stand out among other luxury yachts charter. Yachts of this size are almost always built to individual commissions and cost tens of millions of dollars (most super-yachts cost far more than their owners’ homes on land, even though those homes are likely to be among the largest and most desirable).  (Yacht Crew Mate )

Yacht Crew Mate

A motor yacht of this size usually has four decks above the water line and one or two below. It is likely to have a helicopter landing platform. Apart from additional guest cabins, which are likely to include one or more “VIP suites” besides the owner’s suite, extra facilities compared to a 50-metre (160 ft) yacht will include some or all of indoor jacuzzis, sauna and steam rooms, a beauty salon, massage and other treatment rooms, a medical centre, a discothèque, a cinema with a film library, plunge pool (possibly with a wave-maker), a playroom, and additional living areas such as a separate bar, secondary dining room, private sitting rooms or a library. There will be more boats and “toys” than there are on a 50-metre (160 ft). Yacht Crew Mate