Reviews & Ratings for the Atlantic-Power

In a dramatic maritime incident on the morning of October 22, 2024, the captain of the 'Atlantic Power' was airlifted to safety after sustaining injuries during a slip and fall on the vessel's exterior stairs. The accident occurred while the ship was anchored offshore at Government Cut just after 10 a.m. Initially, a fire rescue boat was dispatched to assist the injured captain, but challenging water conditions created complications for safely transferring him. Consequently, authorities called for a fire rescue helicopter to ensure a secure evacuation. At approximately 10 a.m., the captain was successfully hoisted from the vessel and transported via Miami-Dade Fire Rescue helicopter to Jackson Memorial Hospital’s Ryder Trauma Center for treatment. For further details and video coverage, visit https://www.local10.com/news/local/2024/10/22/person-airlifted-from-tugsupply-ship-in-government-cut/

In a recent development within the maritime industry, a vessel has officially been sold to breakers, paving the way for its dismantling. This transaction marks a significant step in the lifecycle of the ship, as it transitions from active duty to being decommissioned. The decision to sell to breakers underscores the ongoing trend of recycling and responsibly disposing of outdated or unserviceable vessels. Further details about this sale and the specific vessel's operational history will be closely monitored as it approaches the dismantling phase.