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Medevac off Le Havre
On the late afternoon of Dec 19, 2025, the CROSS Jobourg received a call from the Maritime Medical Consultation Center (CCMM) based in Toulouse. The CCMM informed them of a need for medical assistance for a passenger on the 'Mont Saint Michel', which was sailing off the coast of Le Havre at that time. A conference call was established with the CCMM and the Maritime Medical Coordination Center (SCMM) in Le Havre. A medical evacuation was recommended. The CROSS then dispatched the French Navy's H160 helicopter based in Maupertus-sur-Mer. The patient was hoisted and transferred to the hospital in Le Havre, where he was delivered at around 7:30 p.m.
Ferry suffered engine problems
The 'Mont St Michel' suffered engine issues during the crossing from Le Havre to Portsmouth on the morning of April 13, 2025. There was no power in cabins. The ferry reached the port delayed and with a tug attached. The trouble was fixed during the stay in port.
Medevac off Le Havre
On Sep 16, 2021, the CROSS Jobourg was informed by the Toulouse maritime medical consultation center that a vtre member of the 'Mont Saint Michel' needed a medical evacuation. The ship was sailing about 35 nautical miles northwest of Le Havre. The CROSS also initiated a conference call with the MMCC and the SAMU of Le Havre, and a medevac by helicopter was recommended. The CROSS tasked a Caiman helicopter of the Navy base in Maupertus with a team of the medical center of the army health service (SSA) of Querqueville on board to carry out the operation. After receiving first aid from the medical team, the patient was hoisted aboard the helicopter and dropped off at the hospital in Le Havre for further treatment. Report with photo: https://www.premar-manche.gouv.fr/communiques-presse/evacuation-medicale-a-bord-d-un-ferry-au-large-du-havre-76
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