OceanGate asked workers to forego paychecks, former employees tell investigators probing Titan implosion
The company that developed and operated the doomed Titan submersible asked its employees to forego paychecks as it faced economic challenges, according to witnesses testifying before the US Coast Guard body probing the vessel’s deadly implosion last year.
The co-founder of a company whose experimental submersible imploded while diving into the deep sea to view the sunk Titanic ...
Members of the Coast Guard's Titan Submersible Marine Board of Investigation during the formal hearing inside the Charleston ...
Coast Guard officials noted at the start of the hearing that the submersible had not been independently reviewed, as is ...
The testimony is part of the days-long hearings as authorities investigate the Titan sub disaster that captivated the globe ...
The Titan hearing is slated to last through next Friday, after which the board will publish a public report. The process could yield anything from new regulations on deep-sea diving to criminal ...
"I don't want to risk anybody else," Guillermo Söhnlein, the co-founder of OceanGate, recalled CEO Stockton Rush telling him ...
A chilling recording shows the the remains of the submersible scattered 12,500 feet below the North Atlantic Ocean on the ...
During a recent US Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation hearing, Wilby revealed that OceanGate relied on an Excel ...
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