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L'Austral Grounding: Loss of Awareness during ?Blind Pilotage?

By The Maritime Executive

July 25, 2018

New Zealand's Transport Accident Investigation Commission has released its investigation report on the 2017 grounding of the cruise ship L'Austral, operated by the French cruise line Compagnie du Pona...

Wildfires Kill Dozens in Greek Seaside Towns

By The Maritime Executive

July 24, 2018

Raging fires near the ferry port of Rafina and the town of Kineta, Greece have claimed the lives of at least 74 people, with the casualty figures expected to rise. The cause of the fires has not b...

Exhaust Emissions and the Cruise Ship Industry

By The Maritime Executive

July 24, 2018

Toward the end of May, environmentalists arrived at the cruise ship terminal at New York City to protest exhaust emissions from cruise ship engines. Specifically, the protest was directed against crui...

Inspector Raises Questions About Duck Boat Design

By The Maritime Executive

July 24, 2018

On Monday, a private contractor hired to inspect the fleet of "Ride the Ducks" tour boats in Branson, Missouri raised questions about several design features that may have posed a potential safety haz...

Cammell Laird Leads Electron Beam Welding Research

By The Maritime Executive

July 23, 2018

Merseyside shipyard and engineering services company Cammell Laird has won a £1.5million tender with Innovate UK to develop electron beam welding technology in the ship building, offshore and nuclear...

Salvors Raise Sunken Duck Boat

By The Maritime Executive

July 23, 2018

On Monday, salvors raised the wreck of the tour boat Stretch Duck 7, which went down last Thursday on Table Rock Lake, Missouri, killing 17 passengers and crew. With the assistance of divers, a sa...

Black Box Recovered from Stretch Duck 7

By The Maritime Executive

July 22, 2018

The duck boat that sank last Thursday, killing 17, will be raised from Table Rock Lake, near Branson, Missouri, on Monday. On Saturday, Earl Weener, a Board Member from the National Transportation...

Founding Chairman of South Street Seaport Museum Passes

By The Maritime Executive

July 20, 2018

The South Street Seaport Museum announced Friday the passing of its founding chairman, Jakob Isbrandtsen, a prominent figure in American shipping and a dedicated advocate for the preservation of New Y...

Ride the Ducks Boat Sinks, Killing 17

By The Maritime Executive

July 20, 2018

A Ride the Ducks tour boat sank near Branson, Missouri on Thursday, killing 17 out of 31 on board and injuring seven. On Thursday evening, two "Ride the Ducks" amphibious tour boats departed the do...

Port of Corpus Christi Expands Capacity for Wind Turbines

By The Maritime Executive

July 19, 2018

Port of Corpus Christi is well-known for its energy exports, but it is also the Gulf Coast's leading port for a specific category of energy imports: wind turbines for onshore wind farms. To accommodat...

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