MIAMI, Fla. (CBS12) — A United States Coast Guard Air Station Miami airplane safely rescued a 58-year-old man near the island of Sint Maarten, according to a Facebook post from U.S. Coast Guard Southeast.

The Coast Guard says that on Thursday, crews found a man — later identified as Peter Baron, 58, aboard a catamaran using his emergency tiller to steer his vessel about 10 miles west of Sint Maarten. With the help of the Dutch Coast Guard and French marine crews, they were to local Baron, and bring him to Simpson Bay, Sint Maarten.

Baron’s family had reported him overdue on Wednesday, and he was rescued by crews the following day. Video from the Coast Guard shows Baron in his vessel being brought to safety.

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“I am incredibly proud of our Coast Guard servicemembers and commend the phenomenal efforts of our French, Dutch, and Virgin Islands partners, which ensured this mariner’s safe return to his family. We remind boaters of the vital importance of having proper communication equipment and emergency signaling before getting underway—it truly can save your life.” Cmdr. Matthew Romano, a Coast Guard Search and Rescue mission coordinator said.

No injuries were reported from the incident.