All news on the topic: Titanic Submarine OceanGate

The OceanGate submersible Titan that historically imploded last month spun out of control and started malfunctioning during a 2022 dive, a BBC documentary shows

Neither experts nor friends could get through to OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush when they expressed their concerns over the safety of Titan, the submersible that imploded on June 18

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush said much of the sub's electrics had to be replaced following the lightning strike. He went on to die along with four passengers when the sub imploded

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush downplayed the concerns of a passenger who heard a 'really loud bang' when the doomed Titanic tourist submarine Titan was on a previous trip

A former employee of OceanGate Expeditions sent a chilling email years ago expressing concerns about the CEO and potential safety issues surrounding the company's Titan submersible

A sign outside a Rincon, Georgia, Subway drew criticisms from community members driving by. It made fun of the tragic implosion of the Titanic submersible a couple of weeks ago

Three months before the Titan submersible was lost at sea with five people aboard, it turned out CEO Stockton Rush actually flew to the UK to reassure Shahzada Dawood and his 19-year-old son that the trip was safe, despite numerous warnings and accusations

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush fired his chief pilot for raising safety concerns about Titan. Then, he asked his director of finance to take the reigns

The boss of OceanGate Stockton Rush, who allegedly ignored safety warnings, used students from Washington State University (WSU) to work on the critical systems

Jessica Sanders, president of Royal Mail Ship Titanic, Inc., knew one of the victims - pilot Paul-Henri Nargeolet. He believed the trip shouldn't be 'just for a handful of people'

The passengers spent their final moments above water in briefings including one where pilot Paul-Henri Nargeolet recounted how the sub once got trapped at the bottom of the ocean for three days without communication

Shahzada Dawood, 58, and his 19-year-old son Suleman were pictured arm in arm looking excited to board the submersible, which was taking them down to the Titanic wreckage

The heartbroken mum and wife to two of the passengers killed when the Titan submarine imploded has spoken out about the days and hours building up to the disastrous journey to the ocean's depths

The youngest person ever to go to the wreck of the Titanic has said he lost consciousness due to a lack of oxygen. Sebastian Harris was just 13 when he visited the Titanic wreck

Experts are fearing possible damage to the Titanic wreck site after the Titan tourist submarine suffered a 'catastrophic implosion' in the dangerous high-pressure water nearby

The chief executive of the Pelagic Research Services, Ed Cassano, whose team carried out the search for the Titan underwater vessel near the wreck of the Titanic, has revealed how his team would have tried to locate the vessel

The OceanGate Titan submarine vanished on June 18 before its occupants were confirmed dead - now wreckage has been recovered by Pelagic Research Services

The wreckage of the Titan submersible recovered from the North Atlantic confirms that it suffered a massive implosion due to the intense pressure at the depth of 3.8 km as it ventured to the Titanic

The ROV Odysseus 6K made its way to the site of the Titanic on June 22 after OceanGate's Titan submarine lost contact with the mothership 45 minutes into the deep-ocean dive

Although none of the families of the crew who died on board the Titanic tourist submarine have publicly stated they plan on suing OceanGate, a flurry of lawsuits is expected - but filing them will be complex

Pelagic Research Services Chief Executive Ed Cassano, who was among the first to locate the wreckage of Titan, believes he knows why it imploded, he said during a press conference

Edward Cassano, chief executive of Pelagic Research Services, had tears in his eyes as he laid out details of the extraordinary rescue mission at a press conference

A group spearheaded by Titan submersible catastrophe victim Paul-Henri Nargeolet suggests that OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush misled the explorer in order to get the crew on the sub

OceanGate Expeditions still advertises trips to the Titanic wreckage, even after the fatal incident claimed the lives of five people after the submarine imploded last week

A travel editor reveals that he had major concerns about going in the submarine down to the Titanic wreck after a conversation with Oceangate's CEO Stockton Rush, where the multi-millionaire bragged about buying 'expired' materials 'at a discount'