Aidanova

A drunken teen jumped over board from the AIdanova', which had sailed from Kiel to Scandinavian ports on July 12 with stops in Oslo, Kristiansand, and Skagen a.o. On July 17 at 2 a.m. there was a "Man overboard" alert, while the ship was en route to Copenhagen. The vessel was sailing at a speed of15 knotswith winds of about force six and rough seas. The captain reacted immediately and turned around. Other ships, which were sailing nearby, werre notified. The general alarm was is sounded, and everyone had to go to the assembly points for a headcount in oder to make sure who was missing. Crew members deployed rescue boats, others were, illuminating the water with searchlights. The passengers were asked to assist from their balconies. Finally the 18 year old man was pulled from the water alive. At 4 a.m. the ship resumed its voyage. The teen and his friends had joked about a possible jump from the ship and decided to put this idea into action."he man was reportedly in good health after the rescue, despite being very intoxicated. The Copenhagen police confirmed this information.

On the evening of Feb 1, 2025, a seriously ill passenger who urgently needed medical help, had to be medevaced from the 'Aidavnova', en route from Hamburg to Rotterdam in the Elbe estuary at the height of Otterndorf near Cuxhaven, At around 9.45 p.m., the "Aidanova" reported the emergency to the MRCC in Bremen. The lifeboat 'Anneliese Kramer' was deployed from the DGzRS station Cuxhaven with an emergency doctor and two emergency paramedics from the Cuxhaven fire brigade on board. The Alifeboat headed for the "Aidanova" in thick fog with a visibility of less than one cable. Structural features of the cruise ship with protruding parts made the rendezvous between the two ships difficult, so it stopped off Cuxhaven before the 'Annelise Kramer' went alongside. The emergency doctor and the paramedics boarded the cruise ship in calm seas. They first stabilized the 70-year-old man on board the cruise ship. He was then transferred onto the lifeboat on a special stretcher. In Cuxhaven he was handed tver to the land rescue service for further transport to hospital. The 'Aidanova' continued its voyage and arrived in the next port of destination on Feb 3. Report with photo: https://www.seenotretter.de/aktuelles/seenotfaelle/seenotretter-im-einsatz-fuer-schwer-erkrankten-kreuzfahrtpassagier

Short after the departure from Kiel, the captain of the "Aida Nova" reported to the MRCC in Bremen on Oct 19 at around 8 p.m. on the Baltic Sea, that an eleven-year-old girl had fractured her forearm and needed to be medevaced. The lifeboat 'Berlin' was deployed from the Laboe station of the DGzRS and picked up the child and her mother from the "Aida Nova". At the time of the trasfer, the ship was about two nautical miles northeast of Kiel Lighthouse. The cruise ship, on its way from Oslo, had turned around and headed toward the 'Berlin' for a faster handover. At 9.30 p.m., the sea rescuers handed the child and her mother over to a waiting ambulance in Laboe. Report with photo: https://www.seenotretter.de/aktuelles/seenotfaelle/seenotretter-fuer-erkrankte-seeleute-und-verletztes-kind-im-einsatz

The 'Aidanova', en route from Cppenhagen to Kristiansand, stopped at Rydebäck during its northbound transit through the Öre Sound on July 1, 2024. A crew member had fallen ill. A helicopter was sent from Denmark and took the person to a hospital in Copenhagen. The ship was a 14-day voyage that had set off in the port of Kiel on June 29. Report with photo: https://www.hd.se/artikel/sjukdomsfall-pa-fartyg-pa-sundet-vardpersonal-vinschades-ner-fran-helikopter/