Reviews & Ratings for the Wilson-Thames

On March 7, 2019, the cargo vessel "Wilson Thames", which had just completed its journey from Bützfleth, experienced engine difficulties while navigating off the coast of Ijmuiden. To rectify the situation, the Dutch tugboats "Triton" (IMO: 9451537) and "Phoenix" (IMO: 9793155) swiftly came to her aid. The ship was subsequently towed to Coen Port in Amsterdam, successfully docking there at 2 p.m. After repairs, the "Wilson Thames" departed the port the following day, on March 8, at 4:50 p.m., setting sail towards Immingham with an estimated arrival time of March 9 at 11 a.m. For a detailed visual account of the incident, you can view a Dutch photo report here: https://www.tugspotters.com/app/content/2019/03/wilson-thames-met-triton-phoenix/

In a recent maritime transaction, a vessel was successfully auctioned for $2.0 million to a group of buyers from Norway, identified as Wilson. This sale marks another significant movement in the shipping industry as international interest in maritime assets continues to grow.

On May 5, 2011, the cargo vessel "Hestia," under the command of a Polish captain, faced detainment by the water police in Lübeck due to the captain's inebriation. Around 3:15 p.m., officers from the Federal Police conducted a routine check and noticed an unmistakable smell of alcohol. Upon notifying the maritime police, a breathalyzer test was administered, revealing a concerning blood alcohol concentration of 1.82 per thousand. The vessel was scheduled for departure at 4 p.m., but safety protocols necessitated a complete halt to its planned journey. Following the incident, the shipping company swiftly replaced the intoxicated captain. By 10:45 p.m., the "Hestia" had a new master and successfully departed Lübeck, setting its course for Mukran.