Aqua Mobile Marine

12/27/2025

Shrink wrap a plane? No problem!

12/18/2025

Coming soon to a launch ramp near you!

11/13/2025

Winterizing season in full effect!

11/13/2025

Winter is coming….

10/16/2025

Shrink wrapped all day in Portola CA with .baldwin48 pontoon shrink wraps are always tedious…

10/15/2025

Haulin out of

10/02/2025

Trailer problems…

09/26/2025

Fall boat hauling season in full effect.

08/31/2025

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In 2017, a Syrian sailor named Mohammad Aisha signed on as chief officer of the MV Aman, a container ship sailing under a Bahraini flag. Just two months later, Egyptian authorities detained the vessel over expired safety certificates. When the ship's owners went bankrupt and the crew gradually left, Aisha was left behind. By court order, he had been made the ship's 'legal guardian,' meaning he was forbidden to leave until the vessel's fate was settled. For nearly four years, he lived completely alone on an abandoned ship with no power or running water, often swimming ashore to find food, charge his phone, or bring supplies. He described the vessel as being like a coffin, haunted by insects and silence. After years of international pressure from the International Transport Workers' Federation, Aisha was finally released in 2021 and returned home, bringing an end to one of the most extraordinary modern cases of maritime abandonment.