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Usually, a harbor pilot guides the vessel when entering and leaving the harbor. The pilot is a former captain with a lot of local experience. https://en.wikip
by oldgradstudent 3y ago
Usually, a harbor pilot guides the vessel when entering and leaving the harbor.
The pilot is a former captain with a lot of local experience.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_pilot https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_pilot
[Edit: The association of Maryland Pilots even has the bridge on their homepage https://www.mdpilots.com/ https://www.mdpilots.com/]
Did the pilot screw up? Was the pilot ignore? Did the captain take over? Was there a technical fault that disabled steering?
There could be a lot of possible reasons for this incident.
- brazzy 3y agoIt's clearly visible in the video that the ship loses power twice before the collision.
- oldgradstudent 3y agoThat could be an effect of aggressive attempts to regain control rather than the cause, though.
- SoftTalker 3y agoIn most cases the pilot is there as an advisor, the captain/master is still in command of the ship.