Huckleberry Finn ferry accidents and incidents
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- collision/allision - 2014 (Travemunde, Germany)
05 June 2014Ship Collision / AllisionOn June 5, 2014, while maneuvering for docking, due to human error the ship collided with the quay of Skandinavienkai Terminal (Travemunde, Germany). Dock damages (broken wire ropes/connecting pontoon 4 with the quay) were estimated at ~EUR 20,000. The ferry was carrying only 40 passengers. No injuries were reported. The ship slightly touched the quay, so it sustained only minor hull damage (abrasion traces in its wall rail area) and was cleared to continue the crossing to Rostock. Note: Actually, this type of marine accident is called “allision” (striking a fixed object) as opposed to “collision” (striking another vessel). |
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