Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Aidacosma

In the early hours of March 25 at 2:00 a.m., a critical medevac operation was executed off the coast of Algeciras. The dedicated crew aboard the SAR vessel 'Salvamar Denébola' responded to a medical emergency involving a passenger from the cruise ship 'Aida Cosma', which was traveling from Cádiz to Alicante. Due to the urgency of the situation, the cruise ship requested immediate medical assistance to provide necessary hospital treatment for the ailing passenger. The entire operation was meticulously coordinated by the CCS of Salvamento Marítimo in Tarifa, in collaboration with the Algeciras Civil Protection agency, ensuring a swift and efficient response to the emergency.

On March 1, 2026, the vessel 'Aidacosma' was navigating approximately 95 nautical miles from Anaga when it issued a request for an urgent medical evacuation for a passenger in distress. The Coordinating Center of Salvamento Marítimo based in Tenerife promptly deployed the SAR helicopter Helimer 201 to assist. Meanwhile, air traffic controllers relayed critical destination and medical details to 112canarias, which activated an ambulance service to stand by at Tenerife North Airport. The operation proved successful as the passenger was carefully hoisted into the helicopter and transported back to Tenerife, where they were promptly transferred to the hospital for further medical care.

In a critical medical incident on the evening of July 24, the cruise ship 'Aidascoma', which was traveling from Marseille to Barcelona, called for an urgent medical evacuation for a passenger in distress. The Maritime Rescue Coordination Center (CCS) in Barcelona promptly sprang into action, dispatching the SAR helicopter Helimer 203 to the scene. The helicopter successfully hoisted the affected passenger and transported them to the port, where an ambulance was ready to transfer the patient for further medical care at a nearby hospital. This swift response underscores the efficiency of maritime rescue operations in ensuring passenger safety at sea.