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Shackleton's Ship May Have Sunk Because of Weak Internal Framing

Shackleton's Ship May Have Sunk Because of Weak Internal Framing

By The Maritime Executive
October 6, 2025
  Sir Ernest Shackleton's famed ship, the Endurance, may have gone down because of inadequate internal framing, according to a new study by Finnish researchers.  Endurance was a three-masted bar...
Seafarer from Dutch Cargo Ship Dies a Week After Houthi Attack

Seafarer from Dutch Cargo Ship Dies a Week After Houthi Attack

By The Maritime Executive
October 6, 2025
Dutch shipping company Spliethoff issued a statement today, October 6, confirming that one of the two seriously injured crewmembers from its vessel Minervagracht passed away in a hospital in Djibout...
Sail-Powered Neoliner Origin Prepares for Maiden Voyage

Sail-Powered Neoliner Origin Prepares for Maiden Voyage

By The Maritime Executive
October 6, 2025
  The Neoliner Origin, which is billed as the first large, mostly sail-powered cargo ship, has been delivered by its builders, RMK Marine in Turkey, to its owners in France. The vessel departed the...
US Warns Ships to Pay USTR Port Fees Before Arrival or Face Denials

US Warns Ships to Pay USTR Port Fees Before Arrival or Face Denials

By The Maritime Executive
October 6, 2025
  U.S. Customs and Border Protection issued the first guidance for the pending USTR Section 301 Vessel Fees related to Chinese-owned, operated, or built ships, warning operators that the fees are t...
Bahri and IMI Announce 1st Ocean-Going Vessels Built in Saudi Arabia

Bahri and IMI Announce 1st Ocean-Going Vessels Built in Saudi Arabia

By The Maritime Executive
October 6, 2025
[By: Bahri] Bahri, the Kingdom’s leading shipping and logistics provider, today announced the first order of six dry bulk carriers from International Maritime Industries (IMI). This milestone marks...
DEEP Expands U.S. Operations with its First Subsea Human Habitat in Florida

DEEP Expands U.S. Operations with its First Subsea Human Habitat in Florida

By The Maritime Executive
October 6, 2025
[By: DEEP] DEEP, a pioneering ocean engineering and technology company, today announced a major expansion of its operations in the United States, including a $100 million investment in a permanent...
Study: USS Arizona is Still Slowly Releasing Fuel Oil

Study: USS Arizona is Still Slowly Releasing Fuel Oil

By The Maritime Executive
October 5, 2025
  The wreck of the U.S battleship USS Arizona could see its status elevated from a solemn memorial to a ‘living laboratory’ after it emerged that oil continues to leak from the ship more than 80 ye...
Expedition Mounted to Follow New Lead on Amelia Earhart's Crash Site

Expedition Mounted to Follow New Lead on Amelia Earhart's Crash Site

By The Maritime Executive
October 5, 2025
  Researchers at Purdue University and the Archaeological Legacy Institute (ALI) are set to head out to a remote island in the South Pacific for a new search for the wreckage of Amelia Earhart's lo...
Op-Ed: US Navy's Networks Aren't Ready for a Contested Comms Environment

Op-Ed: US Navy's Networks Aren't Ready for a Contested Comms Environment

October 5, 2025
  [By Nicholas A. Kristof] In his remarks at his assumption of office ceremony, Admiral Caudle stated that, “Great power competition is sharpening, threats and capabilities are proliferating, te...
Tall Ship Cuauhtemoc Departs New York After Collision Damage Repairs

Tall Ship Cuauhtemoc Departs New York After Collision Damage Repairs

By The Maritime Executive
October 5, 2025
  The damaged sail training ship Cuauhtémoc has been repaired at a shipyard in Staten Island, and on Saturday it departed Manhattan en route for its home port of Cozumel, Mexico. The departure ends...

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