Fired OceanGate worker claims Titan submarine was unsafe, says co wanted to ‘qualify a pilot in a day and make money’
David Lochridge, a former OceanGate employee, disclosed alarming details about the Titan submersible's operations at a US Coast Guard hearing. He revealed that OceanGate aimed to qualify pilots in a single day and used a PlayStation controller for navigation.
A former OceanGate contractor, Antonella Wilby, testified before a U.S. Coast Guard panel on Friday that the company’s Titan ...
Former OceanGate Scientific Director Steven Ross stated at the hearing that the submarine Titan 'was not functioning ...
OceanGate Expeditions is the company that constructed and operated the Titan submersible. The company, based in Everett, drew ...
The 2024 documentary, The Titan Sub Disaster: Minute by Minute - which aired on Channel 5 back in March - explained that a ...
A dramatic new video of the OceanGate Titan submarine wreckage on the ocean floor was released as part of the Coast Guard hearings that resumed on Thursday, September 19, looking into the tragedy that ...
THE director of the company that owned the doomed Titan sub has admitted it malfunctioned just before setting off on the ...
Rojas speaks about how things were "working very smoothly" on the deck before the submarine began its ... classified," she ...
OceanGate submersible implodes en route to Titanic site, raising questions about company operations and safety practices.
Among those killed was Stockton Rush, co-founder of OceanGate, the Washington state company that owned the Titan. The ...
Patrick Lahey, co-founder of an OceanGate competitor, tells a US Coast Guard hearing about his concerns over the Titan sub.
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