MS Eurodam & MS Nieuw Amsterdam Sail-Away February 22, 2015

[dfish]

First little boat replaced by a new little boat.

[StormyWildcat]

Too bad Copper is not here to give us the protocol in a situation like this.

 

Agreed! The man with all the info. :D

 

As far as easier to go back in to port... it is probably very difficult navigating large ships in there, it is easier to transfer patient to a smaller vessel. *shrugs* I don't know that protocol yet.:confused:

[Scrapnana]

Another little boat or the same one back???

[Mumsysailor]

Looks like they're packing up ready to go.

[jhannah]

Yeah you would think so but they have to pay for all the dock hands to retie her up and the time at the dock, etc.

 

Plus, I'm thinking those guys headed home some time ago.

[BeagleOne]

Yeah you would think so but they have to pay for all the dock hands to retie her up and the time at the dock, etc.

 

Right, but if someone's life is at stake I would hope that they would go back despite the expense, if going back is quicker than having a smaller boat come out. Perhaps, if this IS a medical evacuation, it is for something that is not usually immediately life-threatening, like a broken leg.

Edited February 22, 2015 by BeagleOne

[Scrapnana]

Staircase folding down. Looks like they are done.

[PathfinderEss]

Plus, I'm thinking those guys headed home some time ago.

Your probably right.

[Mumsysailor]

Plus, I'm thinking those guys headed home some time ago.

 

Surely there's someone on duty 24 hours.

[buchananglasgow]

one, there is too many ships leaving for them to just go back in.

Two, vast sums of money to dock again if the patient is mobile and not a serious case. They would only dock if they were in a serious condition.

Three, all the rest of the party needs to be off loaded plus there luggage, so that takes time to collect together.

Edited February 22, 2015 by buchananglasgow

[Vict0riann]

It looks like a freighter just sitting there in front of the NA.

 

NA getting under way again. Excitement over.

Edited February 22, 2015 by Vict0riann

[RocketMan275]

Maybe a disruptive passenger off loaded? I would have thought anything medical would have been handled much more expeditiously.

[matt87]

Allure heading back in now???

[jhannah]

Platform is up and she's underway.

Edited February 22, 2015 by jhannah

[Boytjie]

All closed up.

[Mumsysailor]

All shut up. She'll be under way I. No time.

[Happy Cruiser Girl]

I just got a text from my Daughter In Law on the Allure of the Seas that the captain said they were going to return to port for some reason.

[RocketMan275]

Openings closed. Picking up speed and turning to port. Looks like she's leaving now.

[rafinmd]

NA Finally on the way.

 

Roy

[Mumsysailor]

All shut up. She'll be under way in No time.

[Scrapnana]

Allure heading back in now???

 

Sure looks like it. What a day!

[Mumsysailor]

I just got a text from my Daughter In Law on the Allure of the Seas that the captain said they were going to return to port for some reason.

 

A day of dramas at the port. :rolleyes:

[Boytjie]

Stretcher off loaded.

[StormyWildcat]

one, there is too many ships leaving for them to just go back in.

Two, vast sums of money to dock again if the patient is mobile and not a serious case. They would only dock if they were in a serious condition.

Three, all the rest of the party needs to be off loaded plus there luggage, so that takes time to collect together.

 

Very true. all of it. If it had been more serious they would have had to go back to port, despite money, despite dock crew. Like it looks like Allure is currently doing. What is going on down there today??

[BeagleOne]

The Port Everglades map shows the Allure heading back in. Interesting day down there, hope no one is seriously ill or injured.