OceanGate, the owner of the Titan submersible that imploded last month, killing all five passengers on board, has fully suspended its activities.
On its website the company had also advertised tours of the Portuguese archipelago of Azores and the Bahamas.Led by the US Coast Guard, authorities said the inquiry would aim to prevent similar accidents in future. On 28 June the Coast Guard said debris and human remains from the Titan had been recovered and returned to land - concluding an early stage of the investigation. Authorities said the debris would be taken to a US port for more analysis.
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