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5 hours ago, Host Clarea said:

 

From what I've read, only the attack subs can keep up with a carrier wide open.

Agree, that's the consensus. Brother In Law and Sister In Law retired Navy. Both were on and/or part of Carrier Groups. Was lucky over the yrs they got me on multiple ships, was a real treat...

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Some eye witness accounts in this report http://www.tribune242.com/news/2019/apr/02/eight-injured-dockyard-accident/

Getting the ship out of the broken fock with coffer dams in place will be a nightmare and won't happen quickly. The news blackout likely emphasises the seriousness of the situation. 

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Some of the cancellations don't appear to be going too well. Not sure why RCCL are deducting cancellation fees when they cancelled. This person isn't too happy. I get that the offer currently is generous don't get me wrong but maybe a few tweaks required. 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, OACAggie said:

It certainly is moving.

...yes, watching a ship creep forward on a website is better than getting any work done today!!

Yes it is.   It's showing 0 knots but it has definitely moved forward.

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2 minutes ago, CarnivalCruiser32 said:

so it seems to be moving but where is it going? are they going to tug it all the way to Spain? 

Unless they have any functional azipods, towing would be the only option.

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41 minutes ago, Captain Billy Bob said:

https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-78.759/centery:26.528/zoom:18

Looks like they have moved it out of the cofferdam.

 

Let's hope it is moving and heading to Spain on its own power to get repaired.  We have a June 2nd sailing and praying they didn't find damage that will take months to repair. 

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