Prosecutors have argued in preliminary documents that the crew delayed the evacuation.
Officials from FIA said that Alonso, the two-time defending champion from Spain, and his McLaren crew delayed Hamilton, a rookie driver from England, for 20 seconds after the completion of a tire change.
Panama's Security Minister Jose Raul Mulino told the BBC that the ship - carrying 250,000 bags of sugar - was seized on 10 July after a tip-off that it was linked to drugs, but the "resistance and violence from the crew" delayed the search.
Fortress's freight trains park there to exchange crews, delaying traffic and prompting local outcry.
But he added that the bank's principal architect had been involved in planning for a new bank headquarters building in Riverhead and that there were difficulties in lining up construction crews, delaying progress.
(Details are at alaskaair.com/content/travel-info/policies/baggage-service-guarantee.aspx) With respect to cancellations or delays, JetBlue offers passengers compensation for "controllable irregularities" like a mechanical problem or a crew delay that wasn't due to weather or an airport closure, said Tamara Young, a JetBlue spokeswoman.
In the case of maintenance or crew delays, airlines are obligated to do something, Genter explains, though airlines can be inconsistent about what exactly they offer for inconveniences.
His perfectionism and autocratic behaviour had alienated cast and crew, and delayed the start of filming for too long.
Inflatable Offshore Fender Barrier Structures (IOFBS) are anti-terrorist security structures that function primarily to either stop terror bound vessels from reaching valuable offshore structures, incapacitate its crew or delay the vessel׳s progress until secondary security measures can be put in place.
The launch of Soyuz TM-19, carrying the EO-16 crew, was delayed due to the unavailability of a payload fairing for the booster that was to carry it, but the spacecraft eventually left Earth on 1 July 1994 and docked two days later.
