TDI-Brooks’ 2003-built multi-use oceanographic research vessel Miss Emma McCall is on its way to Honduras to complete its reflagging exercise, before being deployed for a geotechnical project in this country.
The 153-meter-long vessel completed its full term ABS shipyard period and is currently en route to Roatan, Honduras, to complete the reflagging exercise from the U.S. to Vanuatu.
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After this, it shall transit to the Pacific for a geotechnical project on the west coast of Honduras.
TDI-Brooks said it was reflagging the vessel to be able to operate it cost-effectively in the Caribbean/northern South America region.
Miss Emma McCall is outfitted as a survey, light geotechnical and environmental/metocean research vessel and is available mostly for projects in the Caribbean/northern South America region throughout the rest of the year, the company said.
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TDI-Brooks’ 2003-built multi-use oceanographic research vessel Miss Emma McCall is on its way to Honduras to complete its reflagging exercise, before being deployed for a geotechnical project in this country. The 153-meter-long vessel completed its full term ABS shipyard period and is currently en r
