Reviews & Ratings for the Liverpool-Express

On February 8, 2026, a fierce storm wreaked havoc at the container terminal of Lisbon, causing significant issues for two vessels, the 'Seattle C' (IMO 9360910) and 'Liverpool Express' (IMO 9232565). As the storm intensified, the 'Seattle C' broke free from its moorings due to powerful gusts, drifting away from its docking position. The ship ultimately anchored at coordinates 38° 41' N 009° 11' W, in the outer reaches of Lisbon's harbor. Thankfully, there were no reports of major damages or injuries related to this incident. Simultaneously, the 'Liverpool Express', which was positioned behind the 'Seattle C', also faced difficulties as it broke a headline. Following these challenges, the 'Liverpool Express' secured anchor near the 'Seattle C' and later resumed its journey, heading to Tanger-Med where it successfully docked on February 17, 2026. For a glimpse of the stormy situation, you can view the footage here: https://x.com/i/status/2022589096577614317.

On March 29, 2020, at 10:30 a.m., the container ship 'Liverpool Express' encountered a critical issue when the main engine lubricating oil pump failed, leading to its grounding approximately 0.7 miles north-northwest of Vercheres, Quebec, at coordinates 45° 47' 06.9" N and 73° 21' 07.1" W. Fortunately, after a brief period of being aground, the vessel was successfully refloated. With the aid of tugboats, it continued its journey to Montreal under its own power. Following this incident, the 'Liverpool Express' set sail again on March 30 at 5:10 p.m., destined for Algeciras with an estimated arrival date of April 9.

On April 1, 2019, the container ship 'Liverpool Express', sailing approximately 3.6 miles off the coast of Isla Escalante, Ecuador, encountered a dangerous situation when it was approached by armed pirates. The maritime incident unfolded at coordinates 02 31 S, 80 05 W, as a high-speed vessel made its way toward the ship from behind. The alert duty officer quickly notified the crew, who increased their vigilance. A second suspicious boat was soon spotted, and one of the pirate vessels, carrying 10 assailants, attempted to access the 'Liverpool Express' by hooking a telescopic ladder to its guard rails from the starboard side. In response, the onboard pilot promptly informed the Port Control and the Ecuador Coast Guard of the escalating threat. The perpetrators discharged several rounds towards the ship's searchlights, inciting fear among the crew, who sought refuge in the ship’s bridge and accommodation area. Fortunately, the attackers ultimately abandoned their pursuit and retreated, leaving all crew members unharmed. This incident highlights ongoing maritime security challenges in the region.