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NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY - IMO 9606912

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Photographer:

Frits Olinga [ View profile ]

Captured:

Mar 14, 2013

Title:

Norwegian Breakaway

Location:

Eemshaven, Netherlands

Photo Category:

Cruise Ships And Liners Built 2011-2020

Added:

Mar 14, 2013

Views:

2,039

Image Resolution:

3,761 x 2,820

Description:

M.v."Norwegian Breakaway" on River Eems the 14th March 2013.

Current name:

NORWEGIAN BREAKAWAY

Current flag:

Home port:

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Status:

Build year:

Builder:

Meyer Neptun Papenburg - Papenburg, Germany

Manager:

Ncl Bahamas Ltd - Miami Fl, U.s.a.

Owner:

Ncl Bahamas Ltd - Miami Fl, U.s.a.

Class society:

Vessel Type:

Passenger (cruise) Ship

Gross tonnage:

145,655 tons

Summer DWT:

11,000 tons

Length:

325.65 m

Beam:

39.7 m

Draught:

8.6 m

Photos:

187 photos by 64 photographers

Last known position:

18°46’15.02” N, 65°35’4.93” W

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

15kts, 312.8° (314°)

Destination:

- Location:

Gsc^2c Bahamas

- Arrival:

22nd Jun 2024 / 10:00:27 UTC

Last update:

3 days ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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I didn't know that, thank you for the explanation Michael. I was under the impression more than gravity itself was needed for some other lifeboats I've seen

person

@Cedric: It's a must for all life boats to reach the water just by means of the gravity. There is just a brake to slow down the speed if necessary, no electric device at all.

person

I hope they have good weather coming across the atlantic...with the lifeboats hanging over the side like that, it takes only a good wave and you are in trouble...RCI did experience that when they took one of the big ones ALLURE OR OASIS across.... good luck

person

On some other pictures, it seems that there are no lifeboats on port side, even if the davits are installed. Do they still have to be mounted in the Netherlands ?

person

Looks very ungainly from that angle.....

person

I believe this configuration will help when power is lost as the lifeboats are already hanging over the water so they don't need to be swung out as they need to on other ships.

person

Great photos Frits .... but can anyone throw light on the lifeboats being"Turned o9ut" or is their permanent position? Certainly the davits seems to be awfully complicated and one wonders how they operate and what happens in an emergency with no power???

David

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