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Spain’s Balenciaga Shipyard Restarts Work Under AD Ports Ownership

Spain’s Balenciaga Shipyard Restarts Work Under AD Ports Ownership

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2026
Six months after it was announced that SAFEEN Drydocks, part of the AP Ports Group, was acquiring the Spanish shipyard, Balenciaga restarted work with its first keel laying. The historic yard located...
Second Dynacom-Owned Tanker Reportedly Hit in Strait of Hormuz

Second Dynacom-Owned Tanker Reportedly Hit in Strait of Hormuz

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2026
On Monday, the Royal Navy's UK Maritime Trade Operations office (UKMTO) confirmed the Iranian attack on a tanker north of the Musandam Peninsula and said that the vessel is now abandoned and adrift. M...
Smooth Sailing

Smooth Sailing

By Tom Peters
July 20, 2026
If you are a port or a shipping line in the roll-on/roll-off (ro-ro) business these days, moving automobiles and high-and-heavy pieces can be both a challenging and rewarding place to be. According t...
Battle of the Beaches for the Cruise Lines

Battle of the Beaches for the Cruise Lines

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2026
Cruise lines are intensifying their focus on their private ports. While the beach destinations have long been popular with passengers, the lines are increasing their investments not only to expand the...
Holland America Adopts Carnival's Evolution Strategy for Updating Ships

Holland America Adopts Carnival's Evolution Strategy for Updating Ships

By The Maritime Executive
July 20, 2026
Holland America Line is rolling out the details of what it is calling the largest fleet update in the 153-year history of the company and harkening back to the late 1960s and early 1970s when its line...
WTIV Allision Ends in Gantry Crane Collapse at Port of Tyne

WTIV Allision Ends in Gantry Crane Collapse at Port of Tyne

By The Maritime Executive
July 19, 2026
On Sunday afternoon, a giant wind turbine installation vessel hit a moored boxship at the port of Tyne, UK, resulting in an allision with a gantry crane on the quayside.  At about 1300 hours, the W...
Long-Deployed Russian Frigate Leaves English Channel

Long-Deployed Russian Frigate Leaves English Channel

By The Maritime Executive
July 19, 2026
The Russian frigate RFS Admiral Grigorovich (F494), which has been stationed in the English Channel for several months, arrived back in Baltiysk, its home port in the Kaliningrad enclave, on July 16....
Data-Driven Voyage Optimization Shortens Atlantic Transit by 2.5 Days

Data-Driven Voyage Optimization Shortens Atlantic Transit by 2.5 Days

By The Maritime Executive
July 18, 2026
[By Amphitrite Ocean Data Intelligence] Heerema Marine Contractors has shortened the North Atlantic transit of its semi-submersible crane vessel Sleipnir by 2.5 days using a data-driven voyage opti...
Balenciaga Shipyard Restarts Operations with First Keel Laying

Balenciaga Shipyard Restarts Operations with First Keel Laying

By The Maritime Executive
July 17, 2026
[By Balenciaga Shipyard] Balenciaga Shipyard today held the keel laying ceremony of its first vessel since restarting operations, marking a significant milestone in the recovery and renewal of one...
Port of Los Angeles Posts Best-Ever June Numbers for Container Handling

Port of Los Angeles Posts Best-Ever June Numbers for Container Handling

By The Maritime Executive
July 16, 2026
The Port of Los Angeles posted its best-ever container volume numbers for the month of June, edging past the one million-TEU mark to set a new seasonal record. The surge in volume is driven by importe...

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