The Seattle-C: Crew Feedback and Vessel Data

On February 8, 2026, the container ship 'Seattle C' experienced an unexpected incident at the Lisbon container terminal when it broke free from its moorings due to powerful storm gusts. The vessel drifted from its berth and was seen anchored at the coordinates 38° 41' N 009° 11' W in the outer approaches to Lisbon. Fortunately, reports indicate that there were no significant damages or injuries resulting from the incident. During this time, another ship, the 'Liverpool Express' (IMO: 9232565), which was docked behind the 'Seattle C,' also encountered difficulties and lost a headline. This vessel later anchored near the 'Seattle C'. After securing the situation, the 'Seattle C' departed Lisbon on February 14 and made its way to Algeciras, where it successfully docked on February 16. For more on this incident, viewers can watch the video here: https://x.com/i/status/2022589096577614317.

In a strategic move to bolster its global trading operations, Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has announced a new charter agreement. This significant contract will span over 36 months and involves a daily rate of $45,000. This charter is set to enhance OOCL's capabilities in serving its worldwide customer base, ensuring efficient and reliable shipping solutions across international waters.