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Join the Navy, See the World - And Get a $50,000 Enlistment Bonus

Join the Navy, See the World - And Get a $50,000 Enlistment Bonus

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
Facing the same competitive hiring market as all American employers, the U.S. Navy is upping its enlistment bonuses to attract high-quality recruits. For those who qualify for high-demand ratings, the...
Japanese Vessel in Australia to Load World’s First Hydrogen Shipment

Japanese Vessel in Australia to Load World’s First Hydrogen Shipment

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
The world’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier, the Suiso Frontier, arrived in Victoria, Australia on the first leg of its historic maiden voyage. The vessel left Japan in December, and after avoiding b...
MOL Seeks to Develop Wave Energy for Japan Through Bombora Investment 

MOL Seeks to Develop Wave Energy for Japan Through Bombora Investment 

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
Japan shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines moved to expand its partnership that is developing wave energy through an investment in Bombora Wave Power. MOL reports that it has been working with the com...
“Saturday Night Live” Comics Buy Iconic Staten Island Ferry

“Saturday Night Live” Comics Buy Iconic Staten Island Ferry

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
It might sound like the opening line to a joke: two celebrity comics buy a 2,100 gross ton ferry, but according to media reports today it is entirely true. New York City was auctioning a well-known fe...
High Container Rates Are Bringing Classic Reefer Ships Back Into Style

High Container Rates Are Bringing Classic Reefer Ships Back Into Style

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
The perishables market is seeing new headwinds as a shortage of reefer equipment persists. Consequently, reefer freight rates are reaching a new high, and some perishable products are being priced out...
Historic Sailing Ship to Start First North Sea Cargo Service

Historic Sailing Ship to Start First North Sea Cargo Service

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
110 years after a Dutch sailing vessel first took to the seas, she is set to return to her origins becoming the first modern commercial sail cargo ship operating in the North Sea. The Dutch start-up E...
Crystal Symphony Ordered Arrested for Unpaid Fuel Bills

Crystal Symphony Ordered Arrested for Unpaid Fuel Bills

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
The financial problems for Genting Hong Kong and its operating companies are continuing to mount as a U.S. federal judge approved an order to arrest one of Crystal Cruises’ ships if it returns to Flor...
Opinion: Tonga's Data Outage Shows Need for New Laws for Subsea Cables

Opinion: Tonga's Data Outage Shows Need for New Laws for Subsea Cables

By Prof. Karen Scott
January 21, 2022
Since the catastrophic volcanic eruption on January 16, Tonga has been largely cut off from the world due to a break in the undersea cable that links Tonga with Fiji (and from there with the world). A...
Louisiana's Pilots Launch State-Backed Initiative to Boost Diversity

Louisiana's Pilots Launch State-Backed Initiative to Boost Diversity

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
Pilotage is often seen as the pinnacle of the seagoing profession, requiring a high degree of skill in ship handling and navigation. It also takes nerves: pilots have to make hard calls in tough traff...
Yantian Limits Export Boxes as Chinese Ports Struggle with Congestion

Yantian Limits Export Boxes as Chinese Ports Struggle with Congestion

By The Maritime Executive
January 21, 2022
China ports are continuing to struggle with the pressures on the supply chain with the challenges being compounded both by the rush to get goods shipped before the Lunar New Year holiday and the growi...

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