One of life’s great mysteries, the Bermuda Triangle might have finally found an explanation. This strange region, that lies in the North Atlantic Ocean...

The world’s leading maritime nations are inclined towards setting rules next week to cut the sulfur in seafaring vessels’ fuel by more than 85%...

Use of liquefied natural gas as an alternative to heavy fuel oil for maritime transportation: CMA CGM signs a first Memorandum of Understanding with...

The local residents in Dallas were concerned about the welfare of crew members on the container ship Hanjin Vienna reached for their telephones when...

An article from Apostleship of the Sea (AoS) suggests, for a successful supply chain to flourish Seafarers working on container ships need to be supported...

Pirates Free 26 Asian Sailors Somali pirates have freed 26 Asian sailors held captive in a small fishing village for more than four years since...

Cars and trucks aren't the only source of transportation-related carbon emissions.  The massive ships that ply the world's oceans are major sources of pollution...

Back in 1951, in his ‘farewell’ speech, US General Douglas MacArthur famously noted that “old soldiers never die, they just fade away”.  In the...

The Panama Canal Authority said increased rainfall has permitted an increase to 45 feet in maximum allowable drafts at the canal’s new locks, which...

by Michael Briguglio It is not the first marine vessel to do so.  Titanic, Bismarck, Costa Concordia and Enterprise are well-known around the world.  Yellow Submarine...