Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Grande-Ghana

On October 21, the Port of Antwerp faced a significant incident as two vehicle carriers, the 'Grande Ghana' and 'Grande Argentina,' broke free from their assigned berths 1303 and 1307 at the AET Terminal amidst severe storm conditions. In response, port authorities temporarily confiscated both berths, waiting for a thorough inspection by the Nautical Commission before allowing the vessels to set sail. As of October 22, both ships remained halted in the port. Notably, one of the vessels, which had been secured in the Kieldrecht lock, sustained a notable three-meter breach in its hull situated five meters above the waterline. Both 'Grande Ghana' and 'Grande Argentina' continued to stay docked as of October 25, under close observation until further notice.

On June 5, 2011, a vessel encountered controllable-pitch propeller difficulties while navigating through coordinates 48°09'N, 06°02'W. In response to the issue, the ship was taken in tow on June 6, with plans to return it to the Port of Antwerp. As of June 8, the vessel remains under tow, with an expected arrival date in Antwerp anticipated for June 9.