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There was a pilot onboard, right? If I remember correctly they made the ship steer of course quite sharply. If the pilot dropped anchor and made the ship do th

There was a pilot onboard, right? If I remember correctly they made the ship steer of course quite sharply. If the pilot dropped anchor and made the ship do that they might be in error.

nradov 3y ago
Legally speaking, the pilot is only present in an advisory capacity. The master is ultimately responsible for safe navigation. As for the anchor, you seem to misunderstand the basics of ship handling. https://youtu.be/qZbUXewlQDk?si=GBPMFyHPZGAF1v5z https://youtu.be/qZbUXewlQDk?si=GBPMFyHPZGAF1v5z
- rightbyte 3y ago
  Dropping anchor could very well be a thing you do. To me it seems like the boat steers of course after regaining power. Am I imagining things? I guess it could happen by chance too, as drift takes on?
  - nradov 3y ago
    You're imagining things. Did you watch the video?