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Houthis Down Another Reaper Amidst Ongoing U.S. Vessel-Protection Strikes

Houthis Down Another Reaper Amidst Ongoing U.S. Vessel-Protection Strikes

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
On Monday, Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed to have shot down another American MQ-9 Reaper attack drone, a mainstay of U.S. Air Force antiterrorism operations in the Middle East.  Houthi spokesman Yah...
BC Ferries Wants Five of the Largest Double-Ended Ferries to Update Fleet

BC Ferries Wants Five of the Largest Double-Ended Ferries to Update Fleet

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
Canadian ferry operator BC Ferries is moving forward with its efforts to update its aging fleet while also addressing population growth and customer expectations after the company has been plagued w...
Svitzer Orders First Battery and Methanol-Fueled Tug from Uzmar

Svitzer Orders First Battery and Methanol-Fueled Tug from Uzmar

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
  Svitzer, the global towage company that was recently spun off by Maersk, is adding a new dimension to low-emission shipping reporting it has ordered the first battery-electric tug with methanol-d...
U.S. Navy Underwrites Renewed Expansion at Subic Bay Naval Base

U.S. Navy Underwrites Renewed Expansion at Subic Bay Naval Base

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
In the early 1900s, the U.S. Navy began construction on a sprawling base at Subic Bay on the Philippine island of Luzon, a U.S. colony at the time. That facility turned into a  semipermanent launch pa...
With Two Weeks Left and No Talks, Industry Prepares for ILA Strike

With Two Weeks Left and No Talks, Industry Prepares for ILA Strike

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
  Today marks two weeks till the likely first day of a crippling strike for containers and Ro-Ro traffic at U.S. East and Gulf Coast ports as the International Longshoremen’s Association has refuse...
Spain’s Ibiza Moves to Limit Tourists Including Cruise Ships

Spain’s Ibiza Moves to Limit Tourists Including Cruise Ships

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
  The Spanish island of Ibiza, long a popular tourist destination in the Mediterranean, is becoming the latest location to move to control tourism including cruise ship passengers. The Council of M...
SmartPropulsion: A Game Changer for Reducing Fuel & Ensuring Compliance

SmartPropulsion: A Game Changer for Reducing Fuel & Ensuring Compliance

By Emerson
September 17, 2024
  Across the global marine industry, environmental sustainability and economic efficiency are becoming increasingly intertwined. Vessel owners and operators face pressure to adopt fuel-saving solut...
German Government and Banks Complete Financial Rescue of Meyer Werft

German Government and Banks Complete Financial Rescue of Meyer Werft

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
  Meyer Werft, one of the premier cruise ship builders, reports it has completed the required financial bailout to maintain the operations of the company’s shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. In a stat...
USCG Shadows Russian Naval Vessels in Arctic off Alaska

USCG Shadows Russian Naval Vessels in Arctic off Alaska

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
  Reports that a U.S. Coast Guard cutter briefly encountered a contingent of Russian naval vessels transiting off Alaska have drawn a lot of media attention. It is a fairly frequent occurrence, but...
Lost Submersible Had a Long List of Failures Before Fatal Dive

Lost Submersible Had a Long List of Failures Before Fatal Dive

By The Maritime Executive
September 17, 2024
  When the submersible Titan imploded and sank at the Titanic wreck site in 2023, the U.S. Coast Guard opened a Marine Board of Investigation, the well-resourced form of inquiry it uses for major c...

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