Reviews & Ratings for the Andhika-Alisha

The bulk carrier 'Achilles II' recently made a significant move by entering the port of Cadiz for the transhipment of its cargo. The vessel transferred its load to the cargo ship 'Dione', which had been chartered by its owners to ensure the safe completion of its journey to the final destination. This transhipment process was successfully wrapped up on July 23. Following this, the 'Achilles II' made its way to the Navantia Shipyard, where it officially entered dry dock on July 27 to undertake essential engine repairs. The need for these repairs stemmed from a serious main engine failure that occurred while sailing near the Bahamas. In response to the emergency situation, a Lloyd’s Open Form (LOF) agreement was executed with Tsavliris Russ (World Wide Salvage and Towage) Ltd. on May 12. The vessel's challenging journey included arriving in Freeport, Bahamas on May 17, before finally reaching Cadiz on June 18.

The cargo vessel 'Achilles II', navigating from Plaquemines Parish Port to Alexandria, encountered engine troubles off the Bahamas, just east of Fort Lauderdale. On May 12, 2019, a Letter of Firm (LOF) was established with Tsavliris Russ (World Wide Salvage and Towage) Ltd for salvage operations. The ship was successfully towed to Freeport, arriving on May 17 at 2:50 PM. Unfortunately, repair efforts on the vessel's engine were unsuccessful, prompting its departure on May 29 under tow by the AHTS 'Alp Defender' (IMO: 9737242). The tow aims for Lisbon, Portugal, with an estimated arrival date of June 19.