Structural pieces of OceanGate’s Titan submersible were discovered in a debris field near the wreck of the Titanic, a sign the submersible suffered a “catastrophic” event.
Researchers feared the five passengers had run out of oxygen aboard the Titan submersible, as the frantic search effort entered its fifth day.
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In 2018, David Lochridge found that the submersible had been severely undertested and its porthole was only certified to withstand a fraction of the pressure it would experience on a Titanic dive.
Rodrigo Pizarro, the current chief executive of L’Oréal Groupe’s Australian and New Zealand arm will move to a new role within the company, and the company’s Greece CEO, Alex Davison, will assume his role.
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The trade group said in 2018 the submersible did not meet industry standards, despite advertising it did.
There’s been no sign of the submersible or its five passengers as Coast Guard members said the “incredibly complex” search mission is made more difficult by the size of the search area, as well as its distance from coastlines.
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The missing submersible is operated from the inside by a single button, is about the size of a minivan and costs $250,000 for a ride.