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Titanic expedition firm's CEO Stockton Rush insisted mission was 'safe' - Vimarsana News

Titanic expedition firm's CEO Stockton Rush insisted mission was 'safe'

Stockton Rush, the CEO of the missing tourist submersible with five people aboard, claimed that he wasn't worried about his expedition and that 'at some point, safety is just pure waste.'

Titanic tourist sub with five aboard was just above wreck when communications went dead - Vimarsana News

Titanic tourist sub with five aboard was just above wreck when communications went dead

As the terrifying race against time began yesterday, rescuers admitted the submersible could have become stuck in the wreckage of the Titanic.

Coast Guard vet details 'uncomfortable, dark' scenario Titanic tourist sub crew likely experiencing - Vimarsana News

Coast Guard vet details 'uncomfortable, dark' scenario Titanic tourist sub crew likely experiencing

A submersible with five crew members disappeared while exploring the Titanic shipwreck. A former U.S. Coast Guardsman explains the difficulties of the rescue mission.

Missing Titanic sub was 12,500ft down when contact was lost - Vimarsana News

Missing Titanic sub was 12,500ft down when contact was lost

The last 'ping' that came from Titan was when the submersible was hovering just above Titanic, while there now is a frantic search to find the missing craft

One of Pakistan's richest men and his son are among trapped Titanic sub passengers, family reveals - Vimarsana News

One of Pakistan's richest men and his son are among trapped Titanic sub passengers, family reveals

Shahzada Dawood and his son Sulaiman Dawood were on board the small underwater craft take paying tourists to view the famous wreck, which lies 12,500ft beneath the surface of the Atlantic.