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The Airbus Model

The Airbus Model

By Erik Kravets
August 7, 2022
European manufacturers know this plot: A once proud industry under cost pressure from foreign – chiefly Asian – competitors, jettisons its mass market segment and survives by serving a luxury niche....
Italian Port Celebrates WWII Sailor Who Helped Holocaust Survivors

Italian Port Celebrates WWII Sailor Who Helped Holocaust Survivors

By Royal Navy News
August 7, 2022
A Royal Navy sailor who helped lay the foundations of present-day Israel is today being honoured in a small Italian town. Enrico Levi was an Italian Jew who served in the Royal Navy in the final 18...
Quah Ley Hoon, Champion of Crew Change, Steps Down at MPA Singapore

Quah Ley Hoon, Champion of Crew Change, Steps Down at MPA Singapore

By The Maritime Executive
August 7, 2022
The chief executive of the Maritime and Port Authority Singapore (MPA), Quah Ley Hoon, will be stepping down on September 5, Singapore's Ministry of Transport announced Friday. She will be replaced by...
Guadalcanal at 80: The USCG and the Island-Hopping Campaign

Guadalcanal at 80: The USCG and the Island-Hopping Campaign

By William Thiesen
August 7, 2022
. . . this Reinforced Division not only held their important strategic positions despite determined and repeated Japanese naval, air, and land attacks, but by a series of offensive operations against...
NASSCO Awarded Additional $1.4B to Expand Oiler and Sea Base Classes

NASSCO Awarded Additional $1.4B to Expand Oiler and Sea Base Classes

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2022
The U.S. Navy is continuing the build-out of two of its classes of support ships launched in the last decade to support naval operations. The San Diego-based shipbuilder General Dynamics NASSCO is rec...
TasPorts Brings in Heavy-Lift Ship to Salvage Sunken Tugs

TasPorts Brings in Heavy-Lift Ship to Salvage Sunken Tugs

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2022
The Tasmanian Ports Corporation (TasPorts) is finally set to remove the wrecks of two sunken tugs from the bottom of Mersey River at the port of Devonport, which has had to modify operations because o...
Lindblad Relaunches Former Crystal Cruise Ship in Galapagos

Lindblad Relaunches Former Crystal Cruise Ship in Galapagos

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2022
Lindblad Expeditions is preparing to launch its new cruise ship acquired last year from Genting Hong Kong and Crystal Cruises as the financially troubled organization began to downsize. The ship has b...
Kenya Inaugurates New Shipyard and New Ferry for Lake Victoria

Kenya Inaugurates New Shipyard and New Ferry for Lake Victoria

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2022
Kenya’s ambitions of becoming a regional shipbuilding and repair hub have received a major boost following the floatation of the first large ship to be fully constructed on the Kenyan side of Lake Vic...
US DOT Awards $172M for Improving Nation’s Ferry Service

US DOT Awards $172M for Improving Nation’s Ferry Service

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2022
In the latest part of the federal government’s investment into the maritime sector as part of the country’s infrastructure, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced $172 million in funding spec...
Keppel O&M Tries Out VR Goggles in the Shipyard

Keppel O&M Tries Out VR Goggles in the Shipyard

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2022
Keppel Offshore and Marine (Keppel O&M) is pushing the quest for digitalization to new heights after adopting a 5G enabled smart glasses solution that will empower workers at its yard in Singapore wit...

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