Un membru al echipajului de la Loon renunță la licitație | Clipuri SY

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1. Ya keep on posting these videos twice lately mate .. I watched this and I've already seen it as well as a few others .. 🙆👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

2. Makes sense now why the boat is in FL, and charters have been canceled – a 'skeleton' crew. Dean seems like an upstanding guy and I wish him well. I hope the rest of the crew the best, and the injured heal well. Safety First! – not just when guests are on board.

3. If it's true they are going into refit/overhaul then leaving and taking another gig would make sense, right?

4. Sounds worse from the tweets.

5. 50+ crew wow
   I had in 5 years large charter yacht maybe 20 with 14 permanent crew

6. Is Loon not up for sale aswell??

7. Dean left because captain wasn’t fired immediately captain has resigned apparently

8. They had two chefs on board that would rotate chef Nina is one of them, Plus a sous chef to help the chef so that's 3 just for the kitchen.

9. M.Y. Loon was scheduled for an extensive dry dock this month for required maintenance and recertification, as required by law, according to earlier Loon YouTube videos posted during their time in Ft. Lauderdale after the crossing. The accident may have created ill feelings and some crew may have left but there was going to be a skeleton crew as the work was being done in West Palm Beach. As far as Chef Dean referencing the 50 crew in his tweet, there is a crew of 19 who rotate every 3-6 months so that would be 38 of the 50, plus some come and go over the year (finding other positions – 2 of them are on King Benji) so the 50 doesn't really seem like an outrageous amount over a 3-5 year period.

10. I didn’t realize that I was watching a SuperYacht “Clip,” and thought I had stepped into the Twilight Zone. (Being a creature of habit, watching the channel for many years, I prefer the full videos.)
    Happy New Year.

11. Any name on the female that was badly injured, even if not confirmed

12. That 53 suenos was well built

13. The owners must be tearing their hair out. Loss of earnings, destroyed equipment unhappy and transient crew, little "super yacht dignity" and social media posts that make seem like this yacht is little more than a permanent Below Decks episode. That captain and management agency needs sacking. I wouldn't charter that yacht, no way.

14. This is a repeated video from couple of days ago. 😡

15. The boat was sold new owners were making changes

16. Acording to his Linkin he was chef on Loon since april 2023

17. Sad news for Loon and her crew and Capt Paul. I enjoyed their content and now understand why the channel on You Tube has suddenly stopped. Wishing all the crew a speedy recovery from an injuries they have.

18. Loon had planned to be in Palm Beach in January..

19. Paul never seemed to be the nicest captain from all the videos that I watched. I never liked how in earlier video's he talked about what tip was left by the guest. One should never talk publically about tips.

20. Sounds like fodder for a “Below Deck” episode. I guess even YouTube videos aren’t as they seem. I hope the crew of Loon are able to recover and find better employment.

21. I hope Nina is ok

22. not sure how high a turnover. After all, there are a lot of people who often pour thru as relief, etc. Probably a lot of senior crew are steady with a few doing one or two assignments and moving on. As well as time off for relief. Maybe about 4 – 5 years and that number 50 makes sense.

23. not sure how long he worked there but they have a med crew and a Caribbean crew plus turnover

24. I didn’t like that captain Paul I didn’t like the cut of his jib

25. There are 2 chefs that work for M/Y Loon on a 2 month rotational shift. There are other crew positions, such as the engineers, that do the same thing. Loon typically has 19 crew onboard.

26. 50 doesnt seem like a lot on a boat of 18 or so crew and people rotating in and out and in there people moving on to other boats.

27. If Loon was sheduled for service and inspection, of course it needs to be on the dock and not on a Cruise. If it is true that this Capt. Paul was driving the Tender, of course he is off duty now, until the investigative Work is done. Will see what comes out the text time about it. All this speculations are no sense at all. And the comments about like „I know one close to Loon in the Business, who told me“…or „ My relative works with Loon, I heard so far this and that..“ all stupid speculations about bubble bla bla bla. Nobody except the management, the Capt., and the absolute inner circle know the truth. Right? 😊

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