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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Adds Three Ships Extending Orders to 2037

By The Maritime Executive

February 16, 2026

Norwegian Cruise Line Holding and Fincantieri announced that they have added three more orders to an already large cruise ship orderbook, extending deliveries to 2037. It follows a trend in the indu...

Oceanbird Secures First Commercial Order

By The Maritime Executive

February 16, 2026

[By Oceanbird] Oceanbird, a joint venture between Alfa Laval and Wallenius Lines, has reached a major milestone with its first official sale. The undisclosed shipowner has placed an order for two O...

El Salvador's Navy Posts Record 6.6-Tonne Cocaine Bust

By The Maritime Executive

February 15, 2026

The naval forces of El Salvador have completed what they report to be the largest cocaine bust in the country's history - a multi-tonne haul on an aging workboat in international waters. Acco...

Eutelsat and Intellian Introduce First LEO Manpack Terminal

By The Maritime Executive

February 15, 2026

[By: Eutelsat] Eutelsat (ISIN: FR0010221234 – Euronext Paris / London Stock Exchange: ETL) announced the launch of the first military-grade manpack terminal, Intellian’s OW7MP, for the OneWeb netwo...

Ukraine Hits Russian Port of Taman in Long-Range Drone Strike

By The Maritime Executive

February 15, 2026

Ukrainian drones hit the Russian port of Taman overnight Saturday, igniting fires at fuel storage tanks, warehouses and port terminals. The latest strike came just 48 hours before Russian and Ukr...

China is Dredging Out Another Island Outpost in the South China Sea

By The Maritime Executive

February 15, 2026

China's "Great Wall of sand" is growing again after years of quiescence. The giant cutter-suction dredges (CSDs) that accompany Chinese island-building projects began arriving late last year at A...

Swedish Coast Guard Tug Saves Fire-Hit Freighter From Grounding

By The Maritime Executive

February 15, 2026

[Brief] Over the weekend, the Swedish Coast Guard prevented a disabled merchant ship from running aground near Gotska Sandön, an uninhabited island in the Baltic. On Saturday evening, the freigh...

Op-Ed: LNG is the Future of Shipping's Energy Transition

By Peter Keller, Chairman of Sea-LNG

February 15, 2026

The maritime industry’s energy transition is no longer a distant ambition - it is a present-day reality. What was all-too-recently framed as a future challenge to tackle with a “silver bullet”...

Union Alleges Crew of Former NZ Ferry is Paid Less Than ILO Minimum Wage

By The Maritime Executive

February 15, 2026

A row is brewing in New Zealand over the welfare of seafarers aboard a retired Interislander ferry that is awaiting to sail to India for dismantling. For the former workhorse ferry Aratere, which...

Cutting the Cord

By Erik Kravets

February 15, 2026

Russia's land border with Europe extends 3,983 linear miles. If that sounds difficult to patrol, consider that the Baltic Sea comprises 180,000 square miles of shallow water. That's bad news f...

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