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Taiwan: Enslaved Fishermen Beaten at Gunpoint

By The Maritime Executive

March 13, 2018

Beatings at gunpoint, slavery, dangerous working conditions and squalid living conditions. These are just a few of the findings from a new investigative film by the Environmental Justice Foundation (E...

Value of Dry Bulk Tonnage Soars

By The Maritime Executive

March 13, 2018

Dry bulk tonnage values have surged over the past two years following a period of soft returns which encouraged scrapping while ton mile demand continued to climb. Hire rates are surging, which is enc...

Canada Funds Spill Response and Ocean Noise Initiatives

By The Maritime Executive

March 13, 2018

Canada's Minister of Transport Marc Garneau has announced a range of coastal protection measures under the nation's Oceans Protection Plan. Among them, Aqua-Guard Spill Response from British Colum...

World's Largest Amphibious Plane Readies for Water Trials

By The Maritime Executive

March 13, 2018

China’s AG600, the world’s largest amphibious aircraft, and China's first, made its maiden flight in December last year, and is now being readied for its first water takeoff and landing. Codenamed...

Intellian Introduces Multi-Band Multi-Orbit Antenna System

By The Maritime Executive

March 13, 2018

Intellian, the world’s leading provider of maritime satellite antenna systems, today announced that Carnival has installed Intellian’s v240MT next generation tri-band and multi-orbit 2.4 meter antenna...

Search for Missing Bulker Crewmember Called Off

By The Maritime Executive

March 13, 2018

The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended a search for a missing crewmember from the bulker Lara Venture near Cape Charles, Virginia. The crewmember, a 33-year-old Chinese national, was seen falling over...

Wreck of the Kea Trader Deteriorates

By The Maritime Executive

March 13, 2018

The wreck of the container feeder Kea Trader has shifted and deteriorated further at the site of its grounding on Durand Reef, New Caledonia. The Trader went aground on the reef last July, and sal...

Greenpeace Critical of Increasing Antarctic Krill Fishing

By The Maritime Executive

March 13, 2018

Greenpeace says that the krill fishing industry is not the well-managed fishery that it claims to be. The organization has tracked the activities of the krill fishing industry in the Antarctic over th...

USNA to Discipline Nine Midshipmen Over Drug Use

By The Maritime Executive

March 12, 2018

[Brief] After administering a surprise drug test for all 4,500 of its students, the U.S. Naval Academy is pursuing disciplinary action against nine midshipmen over the use of illegal substances. Fi...

Oceana: Fishing Vessels "Going Dark" Near Protected Waters

By The Maritime Executive

March 12, 2018

On Monday, the NGO Oceana published an investigative report spotlighting commercial fishing vessels that appear to disable their AIS near marine reserves. AIS is a collision-avoidance tool, but it...

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