A cargo ship that carries Airbus wings from North Wales to France has been refloated, after 11 days stranded on a sanback outside the Port of Mostyn. It has now arrived at Holyhead for extensive safety checks.
A cargo ship that was stranded on a sandbank near the Port of Mostyn for 11 days has now arrived at Holyhead for extensive safety checks.
The Ciudad de Cadiz, which carries aeroplane wings from the Airbus plant in Flintshire to France, was refloated yesterday.
It was examined at Mostyn, and no damage found, before travelling round to Anglesey this morning.
There, it is having a more extensive underwater safety survey.
Liverpool Coastguard says three tugs were used to refloat the Ciudad de Cadiz at around 10am this morning.
The ship is now back at the quayside at the Port of Mostyn.
Surveyors from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency will go aboard at 1pm to examine it, to see if there's any damage, and if it's safe to go to sea.
It will then go to Holyhead, where a dive survey will then inspect for any external damage.
Liverpool Coastguard says the ship carrying Airbus wings that was stranded on a sandbank off the North Wales coast has now been refloated, and taken back to the Port of Mostyn.
The Ciudad de Cadiz was grounded ten days ago.
Coastguards are planning to refloat a ship that is stranded on a sandbank just outside the Port of Mostyn.
The ship, The Ciudad de Cadiz, carries Airbus wings from North Wales to France.
Efforts to refloat the vessel had to be postponed due to lower than normal high tides.