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Arrest in Bomb Threat Against MSC Containership

By The Maritime Executive

January 12, 2023

Update: Two days after arresting the first suspect (reported below) the Dutch police arrested a second suspect. The second person is a 24-year-old male from Delft. The police said the intention is to...

Chinese Shipbuilding Makes Progress with Ultra-Large Boxships

By The Maritime Executive

January 11, 2023

China is highlighting its progress in the construction of the new generation of ultra-large container ships. While industry analysts are focusing on the current overcapacity in container shipping, the...

Italian Container Port Reopens After Grounded MSC Boxship is Refloated

By The Maritime Executive

January 10, 2023

Operations resumed at Italy’s largest container port, Gioia Tauro, 24 hours after an MSC containership veered off course while maneuvering and grounded on the southern breakwater at the port’s entranc...

CTF Sentinel Continues Saildrone Tests in Persian Gulf

By The Maritime Executive

January 9, 2023

The U.S. Navy and its partners in the International Maritime Security Construct (IMSC) continue to test out drone sailing vessels for use in patrol and surveillance work in the Persian Gulf, where mar...

MSC Cruises Announces Two Around the World Voyages

By The Maritime Executive

January 5, 2023

[By MSC Cruises] • Two MSC Cruises’ ships depart on world cruise itineraries today – an industry first • Cruise Line welcomes over 5,000 guests for a journey around the world on board MSC M...

Irving to Build Two Arctic Patrol Ships for the Canadian Coast Guard

By The Maritime Executive

January 4, 2023

The Canadian government has finalized a deal with Irving Shipbuilding to build two more Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS), this time for the Canadian Coast Guard. The first six contracted AO...

Adoption of Alternative Fuels Continues with LNG and Methanol Orders

By The Maritime Executive

January 4, 2023

The movement toward alternative fuel and dual-fuel vessels continued in 2022 as the shipping industry worked to address the emerging regulatory issues and anticipate future efforts toward reducing car...

U.S. Cargo Ships Prepare for Annual Resupply Mission to Antarctic

By The Maritime Executive

January 2, 2023

The U.S. Military Sealift Command Pacific (MSCPAC) is preparing for its annual mission to transport critical supplies to the U.S.’s Antarctic outpost, McMurdo Station. Two general cargo ships on chart...

Cruise Lines Ordered to Pay $440M in Damages for Use of Havana Pier

By The Maritime Executive

January 2, 2023

A U.S. federal judge on December 30 awarded nearly $440 million in damages plus additional sums for costs to the plaintiffs in a Libertad case over the cruise industry’s use of port facilities in Hava...

Cold Comfort: Global Reefer Trade Continues to Grow

By Tom Peters

December 29, 2022

British-based Drewry, a consultancy to the global maritime and shipping industry, says it expects trade in the seaborne, temperature-controlled cargo sector “to accelerate over the coming years, to ex...

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