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Tugboat being transported to dock Tugboat being transported to dock
(about 5 hours later)
A vessel which sank last month claiming the lives of three crewmen was being transported to a dock after the operation to lift it was completed. A vessel which sank last month claiming the lives of three crewmen has been transported to a dock after the operation to raise it was completed.
The Flying Phantom, which capsized while towing another vessel on 19 December, was raised from the waters of the River Clyde on Monday afternoon. The Flying Phantom, which capsized while towing another vessel on 19 December, was lifted from the waters of the River Clyde on Monday afternoon.
Salvagers used pumps to remove water on the boat, enabling it to float again.Salvagers used pumps to remove water on the boat, enabling it to float again.
The tugboat was being taken to King George V Dock, about half an hour away from its current location. The tugboat was taken to King George V Dock, about half an hour away from where it sank.
Colin Mulvana, a salvage officer overseeing the operation, said the boat had been strapped to the Grey Mammoth vessel, which is assisting with the recovery. Colin Mulvana, a salvage officer overseeing the operation, said the boat was strapped to the Grey Mammoth vessel, which assisted with the recovery.
Once at the dock, detailed investigations will be carried out into what caused the boat to capsize.Once at the dock, detailed investigations will be carried out into what caused the boat to capsize.
Without warningWithout warning
Mr Mulvana said this would be conducted by the Marine Accident Investigation Branch, Maritime and Coastguard Agency, police and procurator fiscal.Mr Mulvana said this would be conducted by the Marine Accident Investigation Branch, Maritime and Coastguard Agency, police and procurator fiscal.
The Flying Phantom went down without warning in freezing conditions while it was trying to guide a freighter to a dock on the Clyde.The Flying Phantom went down without warning in freezing conditions while it was trying to guide a freighter to a dock on the Clyde.
The bodies of the three crew on board - skipper Stephen Humphreys, 33, from Greenock, Eric Blackley, 57, from Gourock, and Robert Cameron, 65, from Houston were later recovered.The bodies of the three crew on board - skipper Stephen Humphreys, 33, from Greenock, Eric Blackley, 57, from Gourock, and Robert Cameron, 65, from Houston were later recovered.
Another crewman, Brian Aitchison, 37, from Coldingham, was rescued from the water.Another crewman, Brian Aitchison, 37, from Coldingham, was rescued from the water.
The tug is owned by the Danish firm Svitzer and was based at Greenock.The tug is owned by the Danish firm Svitzer and was based at Greenock.