Now about a year later the French Bureau dEnquêtes sur les Évènements de Meralso known as BEAmerhas released its 40-page report about the sinking.

Superyacht yogi sinking report. The report lists 10 points in its analysis of the causes of the sinking citing six contributing factors although a footnote asserts the first cause of the aft flooding of the three aft. Proteksan Turquoise issued the most recent public statement from any of the parties linked to its 60m superyacht Yogi on 12 March. Its eight crew were rescued.

The report outlines a series of recommendations for owners builders class societies and flag states in light of its research. Only the eight members of the crew were onboard and they were airlifted to safety. Report on the Capsize and Sinking of Motoryacht Yogi Last year the new super yacht Yogi lost power while on passage turned beam to the seas capsized in moderate conditions and eventually sank.

The long-awaited yet frequently delayed report into the sinking of the 204-foot 602-meter megayacht Yogi has finally been published by the French authorities. The 60-metre Yogi which went down off the Greek island of Skiros after taking on water on Friday morning took over four hours to sink. In the early hours of Feb.

The yacht was in the region following a visit to the yard for minor warranty work on the yachts interior. If there is no comment or objection it will be published by the end of the next week the source. The Bureau denquêtes sur les évènements de mer has published the results of its investigation into the sinking of MY Yogi.

Now the official report is out. Die 622 Meter lange Luxusyacht MY Yogi sank am Morgen des 1722012 vor der griechischen Insel Skyros. Unfortunately it is somewhat sparse on facts and findings and appears to fall far short of the edifying document that many in the superyacht industry had hoped to read and learn from.

Yogi adjudged the most innovative yacht of the year only a few months before at the Cannes International Boat Show sank at 0845 on the gray morning of February 17th just 19 nautical miles east-southeast of the island of Skíros in approximately 300 fathoms after at least five hours of taking on water while laying ignominiously awash. I take some of your que. The vessel itself sank off the coast of Skyros Greece on 17 February triggering much theorising on the possible cause of the sinking.