"Havana" remained on the reef for three months before being refloated, repaired, and renamed SS "Yucatán". "Yucatán" remained in passenger service for the Cuba Mail Line until 1940, when she was converted to a freighter. On 29 November 1940, "Yucatán" sank at her pier in New York. After again being refloated and repaired, the ship was renamed "Agwileon" and assigned to the Cuba Mail Lines parent organization, the Atlantic, Gulf, & West Indies Steamship Lines (the "AGWI Lines"), and remained in service as a freighter.