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Fire on Burning Car Transport Ship Continues After One Week - Vimarsana News

Fire on Burning Car Transport Ship Continues After One Week

The operator of Felicity Ace, the ship transporting thousands of Porsches, Lamborghinis and other Volkswagen AG vehicles, said Tuesday it assumes the car

Porsche car carrier fire drags on days after crew left ship - Vimarsana News

Porsche car carrier fire drags on days after crew left ship

Thousands of Porsches, Lamborghinis and other Volkswagen vehicles were being transported by the vessel, with their worth estimated to be roughly $155 million.

Rough seas delay salvage operation for burning ship carrying luxury cars - Vimarsana News

Rough seas delay salvage operation for burning ship carrying luxury cars

LISBON Rough waters forced authorities on Wednesday to postpone a salvage operation for a ship packed with luxury cars that have been on fire for a w...

Japan Wants to Make Half Its Cargo Ships Autonomous by 2040 - Vimarsana News

Japan Wants to Make Half Its Cargo Ships Autonomous by 2040

Upon reaching its port the autonomous ship was even able to steer itself into its designated bay, with drones dropping its mooring line.

Rough seas delay salvage operation for burning ship carrying luxury cars - Vimarsana News

Rough seas delay salvage operation for burning ship carrying luxury cars

Rough waters forced authorities on Wednesday to postpone a salvage operation for a ship packed with luxury cars that have been on fire for a week in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, a port official said. With teams unable to board the Felicity Ace, heavy tug boats sprayed water to cool the vessel, which is carrying around 4,000 vehicles including Porsches, Audis and Bentleys. João Mendes Cabeças, the captain of the nearest port on the Azorean island of Faial, said the blaze had lost its intensity, probably because there was little left to burn.

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