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New Initiative Surveys Seafarers' Experiences of Misconduct at Sea

New Initiative Surveys Seafarers' Experiences of Misconduct at Sea

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
  The global shipping industry is attempting to come to grips with an ongoing problem with sexual harassment and assault. Surveys indicate that over the past five years, around 80 percent of seafar...
Research Shows East Coast Gateway Best Choice for ATL, Memphis & Nashville

Research Shows East Coast Gateway Best Choice for ATL, Memphis & Nashville

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
[By: Georgia Ports] New findings from Georgia Tech researchers show the Port of Savannah saves shippers more than $1,000 per container to Atlanta, Memphis and Nashville, compared to West Coast gate...
M/V Marne B Repowered With Twin Mitsubishi S12R Engines

M/V Marne B Repowered With Twin Mitsubishi S12R Engines

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
[By: Laborde Products] Laborde Products has completed the repower of the M/V Marne B, owned by Industry Terminal & Salvage, Inc., replacing a pair of CAT 3512 main engines with Mitsubishi Tier 3 S1...
A Temporary Corridor Strategy for Hormuz

A Temporary Corridor Strategy for Hormuz

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
  [By Frank Bell] The Strait of Hormuz does not need to be made safe to reopen global shipping. It only needs to be made governable. Even as the United States has begun striking selected Iranian...
Carrier USS Gerald R. Ford Sets Post-Vietnam Record for Longest Deployment

Carrier USS Gerald R. Ford Sets Post-Vietnam Record for Longest Deployment

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
  The supercarrier USS Gerald R. Ford has set a new and unwanted post-Vietnam record, achieving 297 days of continuous deployment - exceeding the 295-day mark set by USS Abraham Lincoln in 2019-202...
Executive Interview: Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer, NCLH

Executive Interview: Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer, NCLH

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
  Welcome back, Jason! It's been five years since you last graced our cover. They were tough times. Covid had just begun. The cruise industry was shutting down, and you were head of Regent Seven Se...
Iran Continues to Sell Oil Out of its Floating Storage Reserve

Iran Continues to Sell Oil Out of its Floating Storage Reserve

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
  In addition to the inbound Iranian tanker traffic that has passed by the new U.S. blockade of Iranian seaports, Iran continues to load oil and to dispatch tankers from its collection of floating...
Port of Antwerp-Bruges Transitions to a New CEO

Port of Antwerp-Bruges Transitions to a New CEO

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
  Jacques Vandermeiren, the man who is credited for making the Port of Antwerp-Bruges one of the largest ports in Europe, has stepped down as chief executive. Antwerp-Bruges is announcing that a...
What Next for the Chagos Islands?

What Next for the Chagos Islands?

By The Conversation
April 16, 2026
  [By Tom Frost] The UK government has shelved legislation to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, after the US government withdrew its support for the deal. Until and unless the US gives...
Why Network Engineers Are Worried About the Strait of Hormuz Crisis

Why Network Engineers Are Worried About the Strait of Hormuz Crisis

By The Maritime Executive
April 16, 2026
  The Strait of Hormuz blockade has been widely analyzed from a global energy impact perspective, but network engineers are also concerned if the crisis persists. In a new analysis, UK-based cybers...

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