# Filo Jet shipwreck investigation > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/filo-jet-shipwreck-investigation > Updated: 2026-09-04T05:04:04.000Z. Sources: 8. Developments: 2. Following the shipwreck of the passenger vessel Filo Jet near Girne, which resulted in 10 deaths and 18 missing persons, investigations have focused on the validity of the captain’s maritime credentials. Court documents suggest the captain, M. Ö., allegedly purchased a maritime license from Honduras for $3,500 after his Turkish credentials expired. While the Directorate of Ports initially issued a statement confirming that the captain’s certification from Honduras was a valid Seafarer Competency Certificate recognized under International Maritime Organization (IMO) standards and valid until October 30, 2029, investigators noted the document lacked validity for Turkish-flagged vessels. Further findings indicate negligence during the voyage. Despite warnings from the second captain, M. N. S., that the ship was taking on water, the captain proceeded with the journey. Experts suggested that slowing the vessel upon detecting water ingress might have allowed it to return safely to Girne Port. ## Timeline ### 2026-09-04: Filo Jet shipwreck investigation reveals maritime license scandal Investigations into the Filo Jet shipwreck reveal the captain allegedly used a purchased Honduran license and ignored warnings from the second captain about the vessel taking on water before the disaster. 4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/filo-jet-shipwreck-investigation-reveals-maritime-license-scandal ### 2026-09-01: Directorate of Ports confirms Filo Jet captain's license is valid The Directorate of Ports confirmed that the Filo Jet captain's license, issued by Honduras, is valid and authentic under IMO standards until October 30, 2029. 5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/directorate-of-ports-confirms-filo-jet-captains-license-is-valid --- Cite as: Filo Jet shipwreck investigation. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/filo-jet-shipwreck-investigation