Passenger describes being airlifted amid cruise ship scare

David Hernandez and his family were among the hundreds of passengers airlifted to safety when the Viking Sky cruise ship experienced an engine failure off the coast of Norway.

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22 thoughts on “Passenger describes being airlifted amid cruise ship scare

  1. Obviously it's not women and children first these days to get rescued/air lifted. I heard that they the injured had priority but then what was the procedure for who got airlifted. Possibly by muster station which makes me wonder if you are better off going to a muster station where the first class passengers are.

  2. Engine failure was caused by the engines not receiving a sufficient amount of lubricating oil…..and shutting down subsequently. The crew needed to monitor the oil levels more carefully as the ship moved through the high waves that caused severe rocking in the area. I recall this happening to a Carnival cruise ship several years ago where the engines shut down due to lack of lubrication. The question then becomes…why weren't the ships' stabilizers deployed to minimize the wave action. Most ships have these unless Viking cut corners and did not equip the "Star" with them.

  3. Of all the people there they had to highlight David Hernandez and HIS HUSBAND Ryan. This man and the reporter kept repeating "my husband / your husband". So there is always MORE to any story.

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