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ILA Goes On Strike for the First Time Since 1977

ILA Goes On Strike for the First Time Since 1977

By The Maritime Executive
October 1, 2024
  The International Longshore Association has launched its first strike in nearly 50 years. After months of warnings, the group's 45,000 members began a walkout at midnight Eastern Time, shutting d...
Workers at Newport News Made Faulty Welds on U.S. Navy Carriers and Subs

Workers at Newport News Made Faulty Welds on U.S. Navy Carriers and Subs

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
  Members of Congress are looking for answers after reports that workers at HII Newport News intentionally made faulty welds on U.S. Navy submarines and aircraft carriers. After reviewing intern...
Vietnamese Fishing Crew Attacked and Severely Beaten in Paracel Islands

Vietnamese Fishing Crew Attacked and Severely Beaten in Paracel Islands

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
  A Vietnamese fishing boat was attacked by unnamed aggressors in the Paracel Islands, according to state-owned media, and all 10 crewmembers aboard were injured.  The Vietnamese border guard st...
CMA CGM Launches First Foreign-Owned Philippines Domestic Shipping Service

CMA CGM Launches First Foreign-Owned Philippines Domestic Shipping Service

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
  CMA CGM Group through its intra-Asia short-sea specialist company CNC is launching a new domestic service in the Philippines which will become the first foreign-owned international shipping line...
French Politics and Markets Cause Cancelation of Sail Boxship Order

French Politics and Markets Cause Cancelation of Sail Boxship Order

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
  An innovative project to build five innovative containerships that would have combined sailed and methanol-fueled propulsion has been canceled due to French politics and the overall downturn in t...
Chinese Firm Orders Fleet of 16 Methanol-Powered Bulkers

Chinese Firm Orders Fleet of 16 Methanol-Powered Bulkers

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
A Chinese shipowner has ordered a fleet of methanol-only bulkers, eschewing dual-fuel technology to run on methanol only.  Wuhan Innovation Jianghai Transportation has contracted with Jiangsu Qinfe...
Steel Cutting Begins for Matson’s First New American Containership

Steel Cutting Begins for Matson’s First New American Containership

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
  Work is getting underway for an American-built containership, the first of three ordered by Matson as part of its $1 billion investment in decarbonization. The cutting of steel plates began at th...
Maritime Executive

A.P. Moller Plans to Turn a Hard-to-Find Green Bunker Fuel Into Plastic

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
  The family holding company A.P. Moller is known best as the owner of Maersk, and it has invested heavily to build a green-methanol supply chain for Maersk Line's growing portfolio of dual-fuel me...
They’re Off! Endless World Cruise Starts After Prolonged Shipyard Delay

They’re Off! Endless World Cruise Starts After Prolonged Shipyard Delay

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
  Being marketed as the “endless world cruise,” the trip which is scheduled to last three-and-a-half years with a select group of passengers set to live aboard the ship for the entire trip is final...
China and U.S. Allies Hold Competing Naval Drills in South China Sea

China and U.S. Allies Hold Competing Naval Drills in South China Sea

By The Maritime Executive
September 30, 2024
  Two competing naval drills got under way in the contested waters of the South China Sea, with Chinese forces and five U.S.-allied navies operating in different locations off the coast of Luzon. ...

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