Viking Sky Cruise Ship Investigation

On the afternoon of 23 March 2019 the cruise vessel Viking Sky experienced a black-out and loss of propulsion in gale to storm force conditions in the Hustadvika area of the Norwegian Coast.

Viking sky cruise ship investigation. It said that it would be looking closely at these. Norwegian accident investigation officials said today they had launched a probe. Norwegian Maritime Authority concludes Viking Sky investigation The Norwegian Maritime Authority NMA on Wednesday 27 March published an investigation update regarding the incident of the cruise ship Viking Sky.

Norway launches investigation into why Viking Sky cruise ship set sail into 50mph storm and put its 1300 passengers at high risk before emergency evacuation More than 400 people had to be. The NTSB has dispatched two investigators to support the international investigation into the event that occurred Saturday March 23 2018 involving the Viking Sky the NTSB said in a statement. This information is confidential and Viking will not be party to the responses.

Following the daring rescue of nearly 500 passengers from the stranded Viking Sky and the successful docking of the vessel in Molde Norwegian authorities have launched a formal investigation. A partial evacuation by helicopters took place. The vessel IMO number 9650420 is currently Norway-flagged MMSI.

Maritime authorities in Norway the UK and the US have begun investigations into the loss of power on board cruise ship Viking Sky cruise ship which nearly led to her grounding along the west coast of Norway near Molde last Saturday March 23rd. An investigation being carried out into the loss of propulsion onboard the Viking Sky cruise ship on March 23 2019 has determined the direct. May 9 2019 by World Maritime News Maritime lawyers at Lipcon Margulies Alsina Winkleman have filed a Class Action lawsuit against Viking Cruises regarding the Viking Sky incident from March 2019.

Viking have emailed us with a link to the Accident Investigation Board of Norway AIBN who will be conducting a voluntary survey of passengers of the 14th March cruise to allow them to finalise the incident report. At the AIBNs request the ATSB assisted with the collection of information relevant to the investigation. On March 23 2019 the cruise vessel experienced a black-out and loss of.

Viking Sky was owned by Viking Ocean Cruises with technical management provided by. On 23 March 2019 Viking Skys main engines stopped while the passenger ship was on a cruise off Hustadvika on Norways coast. MV Viking Sky is a cruise ship that was launched in 2016 and entered service in 2017.