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  Introduction   In the unpredictable world of maritime salvage operations, every moment counts. The story of the Panama-registered vessel, the "Modern Express," is a testament to the skill, determination, and collaborative efforts that define the maritime industry. Facing treacherous conditions in the Bay of Biscay, the Modern Express and her crew found themselves in the midst of a harrowing ordeal. In this blog, we delve into the dramatic events and the successful salvage operation that ultimately saved the day.   The Modern Express: Vital Statistics   Let's begin with some essential details about the Modern Express. This Roll-On/Roll-Off vehicle carrier, flagged under Panama, had a gross tonnage of 33,831, a deadweight of 10,454 tons, and measured 164 meters in length, 28 meters in breadth, with a draft of 8.72 meters. She was built in 2001, setting the stage for the dramatic events that unfolded on January 26, 2016.   Battling the Elements   On that fateful day, the M

  Introduction   In a high-stakes maritime operation that tested the mettle of salvage experts, a fully loaded vessel weighing a staggering 63,000 tons found itself in dire straits 150 miles east of the Bermuda Islands. A vessel carrying such a massive cargo capacity is a formidable sight on the ocean, and it encountered a perilous predicament when it suffered a critical crack in its rear axle, ultimately losing its propeller in the tumultuous waters of the Atlantic Ocean. This article chronicles the daring and successful efforts to rescue this colossal ship.   A Navigational Nightmare   The vessel, with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 63,000 tons, was navigating the formidable Atlantic Ocean when disaster struck. The vessel's journey was fraught with challenges, and the situation took a treacherous turn as it suffered a significant crack in its rear axle. The loss of its propeller compounded the crisis, leaving the vessel stranded and at the mercy of the tempestuous sea.

Ship MT Mercer street, Date 29 July 2021 152 nautical mile North east of al daqum, oman. Loitering munition attack   total crew of 27 comprising romanian, russian, chinese, ukranian, filipino, georgian, and india nationals,, This liberia flag ship under zodiac maritime,     ship  Pacific zircon vessel was attacked by loitering munition (unmanned explosive drone) on 15 November 2022 in off coast of oman, Loitering munition was carrying explosives and hit the starboard side of the stern part of the vessel. this vessel is liberia flag vessel, belong to eastern pacific shipping company.   Loitering munition is new threat to shipping industry, This will continue in foreseeable future.   Loitering munition is the weapon system in which drone loiters around target area for some time searches for targets, it will attack once target located.   Marine industry faced several attack until now.   Loitering munition has the following features 1. Low altititud flight

  In a transformative development for the maritime industry, Starlink, Elon Musk's satellite communications service, is delivering high-speed internet with remarkable efficiency at sea. Recent reports reveal that Starlink is providing internet speeds of up to 40 megabits per second (Mbps) on vessels navigating the open ocean. This advancement is set to revolutionize the way seafarers stay connected and conduct operations while at sea.   Starlink operates by deploying an extensive network of small satellites in low Earth orbit, ensuring a seamless and low-latency internet experience even in the challenging maritime environment. With the deployment of this technology, maritime companies are witnessing a notable boost in communication capabilities, enabling efficient data transfer, video conferencing, and internet browsing while at sea.   Seafarers, previously faced with limited connectivity options and slow internet speeds, can now enjoy internet access at an impressive 40 Mb

  Boston — A crew member of the tanker ship MTM Dublin, who fell overboard in the early hours of Tuesday morning, has tragically lost their life, as confirmed by the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office on Wednesday.   The incident occurred around 4:30 a.m. when the man fell off the MTM Dublin and was swiftly rescued by the crew of a commercial fishing vessel. The Coast Guard promptly transported him to shore for urgent medical attention. The identity of the deceased crew member has not been disclosed.   The search operation unfolded in challenging conditions, shrouded in darkness and battling rough seas in the vicinity of Boston Harbor. The America, being the first vessel on the scene, located the crew member with great fortune, described Petty Officer Lyric Jackson, a Coast Guard spokesperson.   "We’re really fortunate that he was located. It's hard to explain how, but we did. We just happened to spot his orange vest in the water," remarked Captain Brya