CHC Helicopter | Inside the Viking Sky, Hagland Captain Rescue

On March 23, 2019, CHC played a critical role in a dramatic cruise ship rescue operation amid treacherous conditions off the coast of Norway. This video provides a firsthand look into the 18-hour operation by featuring footage captured during the rescue by our crew and those onboard. #ReachBeyond

[@calypsowarrior9061]

These rescuers are absolutely legends. Incredibly brave.

[@apagla3518]

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[@crazyhorsetrading8655]

Thank you to the brave men and women who work so tirelessly and in incredibly dangerous conditions to save lives. True heroes one and all

[@rodolfoplasencia9739]

Respects, absolute heroes to humanity! They shall be honored, forever!!!

[@SantoshKumar-nb6wy]

Heroic performance. In this incident, Human and humanity wins.

[@阿部さゆり-e4s]

人の命を大切にされてひとりを助けることをこの映像からすごく伝わってきたよ。ことばなくてもここまで映像をとらえていられることはすごくて偉大だよ。ありがとう。大切な貴重な映像を届けてくれてね。

[@sharkamov]

*CHC* and it's Norwegian subsidiary *CHC Helikopterservice* is the worlds leading provider of offshore transport and AWSAR/All Weather Search and Rescue. Top notch whirlybirds, equipment and personel! . . . . ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@ardquak1048]

Great performance guys. Proud of the job you did helping, rescueing and seving so many passengers.

[@quadale_dingle7127]

good job on rescuing passengers on the Viking sky

[@helenevigdal2531]

Fantastisk bra jobba alle sammen!!

[@Nitishkumar-vo7uv]

thank you 💓

[@DigiPublish]

AWKWARD Video 👌

[@johns.greene2592]

God bless them

[@darendario5611]

Amazing brother

[@stefanfrank4043]

👍May the Lord be with you all times

[@oah1969]

If 466 were rescued totally, the Norwegian SAR rescued 100, so the number is 366 to CHC. If CHC could adjust their numbers and also give credit for those 2 SAR helicopters from Norwegian SAR it would be fine.

[@stonksx1398]

Credit in front of lives?...

[@deanwoolston4794]

What a ride!!

[@TheWolf-rz4oz]

The ship had 1377 passengers and 466 were rescued?

[@stonksx1398]

First they rescued the people who were injured,and then other people wo were not injured. after some time they got control over the ship and they towed away the ship to the docks.

[@kokainkalle7398]

The Wolf almost 500 were crew members and staff, and it's standard procedure getting the passengers off first, also a clearing in the weather made it possible for the ship to be tugged back to shore

[@HrHaakon]

They could have sent people to the life boats, but that would have in itself been dangerous, so they wanted to delay doing that until they had to, in case they could get the engine generators online again, and thus wouldn't have to. So they made sure to evacuate the people who would need it the most first, and then only lower lifeboats when they had to. This turned out to be the right call, as the engineers got engine power back. There was a rather substantial report made about the incident with suggestions for how to avoid situations like this in the future, and they go over a lot of the details.

[@wiseman2k5]

Don't mess with the ocean.

[@ravenmeyer2951]

So why is the thumbnail a picture of a cargo ship and part of the vid is also a cargo vessel? There are lots of Viking Sky pics and Vids of her close to shore.

[@mushrooka]

The Hagland Captain was a cargo ship that was going to aid Viking Sky, but it suffered engine failure too.

[@taimorahmed2804]

ALLAHO AKBAR 🙏

[@lathsamnang2033]

ការពារឯានភូជុងនាគផង

[@prashantkshirsagar255]

पाणी बघून फाटली

[@Lifomatics]

Harsh music

[@গ্রামবাংলারদৃশ্য-ভ২ন]

নমস্কার

[@Khakha91826]

Y Q

[@mushrooka]

You only rescued less than half the survivors after 21 trips, need bigger helicopters 🤣