Airlift to safety: The moment trapped crewman was finally rescued from cruise ship... TWO DAYS after it went down off Italian coast
 Manrico Giampetroni is 57 and is the cabin service director. He was trapped for over 24 hours  Mr Giampetroni is strapped to a rescue worker and airlifted from the ship  Mr Giampetroni is hoisted into the helicopter. He has a suspected broken leg  Rescue: The Costa Concordia is pictured this morning as rescuers in a boat co-ordinate the rescue effort during the desperate hunt for more survivors  Safe: A third survivor, the ship's cabin service director, 57-year-old Manrico Giampedroni, pictured, was winched to safety and has a suspected broken leg   Lucky to be alive: Newlyweds from South Korea are led to safety by Italian firefighters after rescue workers found them trapped in the partly sunk ship this morning   Screams: Rescue workers heard this South Korean man and his wife screaming and took 90 minutes to free them. The 29-year-old is pictured getting off a ferry to safety  Waiting game: Hundreds of passengers in life jackets are pictured on board the Costa Concordia on Friday night as they wait to be rescued from the stricken vessel  Worried: Passengers wait to be rescued from the ship. Many reported difficulties in launching the lifeboats as the ship had listed so badly  Gashed open: The hull of the massive Costa Concordia was gashed open as it ran aground, killing at least eight and injuring dozens more  Members of the emergency services crawl along the side of the half submerged cruise liner Costa Concordia as the search for survivors continue  Efforts to reach survivors have hampered by blocked doors and staircases according to reports. Three people have been rescued including a crew member with a suspected broken leg  Italian Coast Guard personnel recover the black box from the Costa Condordia cruise ship that ran aground off the west coast of Italy Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia carrying more than 4,000 people ran aground and keeled over off the Italian coast near the island of Giglio in Tuscany, Italy, last night The Costa Concordia after the evacuation off the Itaiian coast had been completed. Tonight Captain Francesco Schettino was being quizzed by police  The cruise ship that ran aground is seen off the west coast of Italy as a helicopter hovers above to try and find passengers  The damage to the vessel can be seen quite clearly  Lifeboats are pictured in the foreground. Among the dead was a man around age 65, who officials believe may not have been able to withstand the cold of the sea at night  Passengers spoke of having to crawl along near vertical hallways and stairwells to escape the ship as it began to take on more and more water   A Carabinieri boat approaches the Costa Concordia as it lies partly submerged in the water off the coast of Tuscany |
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