Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Aasfjord

On September 1, 2025, the 'Aasfjord' faced detention in Delfzijl by authorities from the Paris MoU following a thorough inspection of the vessel. The inspection revealed three deficiencies on board, with one deficiency deemed critical enough to warrant the ship's immediate detention. After resolving the issues, the 'Aasfjord' departed from Delfzijl on September 3, setting sail towards Amsterdam, where it docked on September 4. It continued its journey to Port Talbot, successfully arriving on September 7.

An incident in the engine room of the Aasfjord led to a man's injury on April 28, 2015, at approximately 12:10 p.m. The vessel was docked at the s-Gravendeelse dike in Dordrecht's industrial area when the accident occurred. Emergency services, including two ambulances, the fire brigade, and a helicopter, were promptly dispatched to the scene. However, it was soon determined that the assistance of the Mobile Medical Team was unnecessary. The injured individual suffered facial injuries and was subsequently transported to the hospital for treatment. For more details, you can view the original Dutch report accompanied by photos here: http://www.zhzactueel.nl/2015/04/28/man-gewond-na-ongeval-in-machinekamer-van-schip-in-dordrecht/

On October 11, 2013, the vessel 'Humberborg' faced detention while anchored on the roads of Piraeus due to a significant fuel spill incident. Approximately 300 liters of fuel leaked from one of the ship's fuel tanks, prompting immediate action from maritime authorities, as reported by odin.tc. The master and chief engineer of the ship were briefly taken into custody but have since been released. An investigation into the incident has commenced, while the 'Humberborg' remains anchored off the coast of Piraeus during the inquiry.