Msc-Elizabeth-Iii Vessel Reviews and Specifications

On March 21, 2019, the vessel 'Ocean Promise', carrying a crew of 24, encountered significant engine issues while navigating north of Andros. Despite the seriousness of the situation, the ship did not request assistance. At the time, the 'Ocean Promise' was on a journey from Tanger-Med to Aliaga, battling strong winds reaching 8 to 9 on the Beaufort scale. Fortunately, during the nighttime hours, the crew successfully managed to restart the engine. However, their journey was altered as they opted to head towards Piraeus at a reduced speed. The ship safely anchored in Piraeus at 5:35 a.m. on March 22, 2019, at coordinates 37° 51.36' N, 023° 30.82' E. Following repairs and necessary checks, the 'Ocean Promise' set sail from Nemrut Bay on April 1, 2019, at 8 a.m.

A charter has become available for a duration of 15 to 35 days, navigating through the stunning West Mediterranean waters. This enticing opportunity is being offered at a competitive daily rate of $11,000, provided by the reputable X-Press Feeders. Ideal for those looking to explore this vibrant region, this charter stands out for its flexibility and strategic trading routes.

On March 10, 2017, Hapag-Lloyd made a notable announcement regarding the enhancement of its MSW Service, which focuses on fostering closer shipping ties between South Europe and the West Coast of South America. The revamped service will kick off on March 26, 2017, starting from Salerno, Italy, with the southbound journey of the Hapag-Lloyd vessel M/V Ocean Promise (voyage 712S). Following this initial departure, the MSW Service will see its first northbound sailing on April 30, 2017, from San Antonio, Chile, once again aboard the M/V Ocean Promise (voyage 712N). This upgrade illustrates Hapag-Lloyd's commitment to providing reliable and efficient shipping solutions to its clients.