MEIN SCHIFF 1
Kurs/Position
Die letzten Häfen
Die letzten Wegpunkte
Die neuesten Nachrichten
Two medevacs off Rügen
On May 28, 2019, two passengers of the "Mein Schiff 1“, which had sailed from Kiel the previous evening, aged 53 and 68, fell ill independent from each other. The MRCC in Bremen was alerted at 10 a.m. as a woman needed to be medevaced 20 miels east of Rügen island. Only a few minutes later the captain contacted the MRCC again, as a male passenger was suffering from brest pain. The lifeboat "Harro Koebke" from Sassnitz was deployed to the ship with an ambulance, a paramedic and three paramedics aboard. The "Mein Schiff 1" was heading towards the lifeboat. Due to the urgence of a medevac of the man a helicopter of Northern HeliCopter (NHC) was sent too and took him to a hospital ashore. At 11.20 a.m. the cruise ship and the lifeboat rendezvosed nine miles east of Rügen. The "Mein Schiff 1" reduced its speed, and the lifeboat went alongside. On scene were winds of 2-3 Beaufort. The patient was safely transferred aboard and taken to Sassnitz where an ambulance took over. The cruise ship continued its voyage towards Gdynia. Das Kreuzfahrtschiff „Mein Schiff 1“ setzte seine Fahrt in Richtung der polnischen Hafenstadt Gdynia fort.
Spectecular naming ceremony at Port of Hamburg
Naming ceremony for MEIN SCHIFF 1 took place at Container Terminal Burchardkai at Hamburg on 11th May. http://cruisedeck.de/beeindruckende-taufe-der-mein-schiff-1/
New "Mein Schiff 1" in Kiel
The youngest ship in the fleet of TUI Cruises - “Mein Schiff 1” - has arrived in Kiel on her first visit. Kiel is the first German passenger seaport in which the new vessel has introduced herself, just a few days after she was handed over to her owners following completion in Turku, Finland. The new cruise ship, which is of more than 111,500 GT and 315 m long, arrived in the Kiel Fiord early on Thursday morning, April 27th, and was welcomed with a water fountain tribute from one of the port’s tugs and escorted to her berth. Crowds of onlookers lined the banks of the fiord and came to the Ostseekai Cruise Terminal to catch a glimpse of the brand new “Mein Schiff 1”. At an onboard reception, Kiel City President Hans-Werner Tovar and port head Dr Dirk Claus welcomed the ship and presented the traditional maiden visit plaque to TUI Cruises CEO Wybcke Meier and ship captain Kjell Holm. “Kiel is proud to be the first German port to welcome TUI Cruises’ superb newbuilding”, said City President Tovar. “We are delighted that Kiel has been selected as the base port for the northern European cruises of “Mein Schiff 1”.
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