Cruise Ship 2019 Storm

The Viking Sky cruise ship drifts toward land after an engine failure Hustadvika Norway March 23 2019.

Cruise ship 2019 storm. Passengers are helped from a rescue helicopter in Norway after. Passengers rescued from the Viking Sky cruise ship are helped by emergency services in Hustadvika Norway Saturday March 23 2019. Terrifying moment a cruise ship carrying thousands of holidaymakers is hit by 30ft waves on its way to Florida.

East coast at the moment and as a result Royal Caribbean cruise ship itineraries have been impacted. A cruise ship with engine problems sent a mayday call off Norways western coast on Saturday then began evacuating its 1300 passengers and crew amid stormy seas and heavy winds in a high-risk helicopter rescue operation. The Cruise line as apologized for the changes but under the circumstances guests will stall be able to enjoy their cruise as expected.

Over the weekend over 1300 passengers were left stranded when the Viking Sky cruise ship motored right into choppy storm waters off of Norways coast. VCG Photo VCG Photo Rescue teams with helicopters and boats were sent to evacuate the cruise ship under extremely difficult circumstances including gusts up to 38 knots 43 mph and waves over 8 meters 26 feet. In 2018 she was sold for scrap and was broken.

Passengers rescued from the Viking Sky cruise ship are helped by emergency services in Hustadvika Norway Saturday March 23 2019. Ad Cruise Guru Compare over 20000 Cruise Deals on the Most Popular Cruise Lines. The incident occurred just hours after the cruise ship.

At a Glance. Carnival is monitoring how the storm develops at its ship. Stranded passenger that were rescued by helicopter from the cruise ship Viking Sky are pictured on March 23 2019 on the west coast of Norway near Romsdal.

The ship was carrying 915 passengers including some Australians according to the cruise company. Formerly served as an ocean liner. Served as a floating hotel until 2002.