Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Kaisa

In the early hours of January 5, 2018, at precisely 12:17 a.m., the vessel 'Kaisa' encountered trouble as it approached the scenic Randers Fjord, resulting in a grounding incident. The Danish maritime authority swiftly intervened, detaining the ship until a thorough inspection of its hull could be conducted by a diver. Fortunately, the inspection confirmed that the hull remained intact and without damage. Following the favorable assessment, 'Kaisa' was subsequently released and managed to navigate away under its own power. The ship, which was en route from Ventspils to Rostock, successfully arrived at its destination on January 8 at 11 a.m.

On June 8, 2014, at precisely 3:20 p.m., the vessel 'Kaisa' met a challenging fate as it ran aground in the Øre Sound, near the entrance of Helsingborg's bulk port. The ship had just departed from Salacgriva when it encountered difficulties. Before the Coast Guard received the alert, the 'Kaisa' managed to propel itself away from the sandbank using its own power. Responding promptly, Air Patrol 501 arrived at the scene and confirmed that no oil had leaked from the vessel. The 'Kaisa' successfully docked at 3:15 p.m. Shortly thereafter, concerns regarding possible alcohol influence prompted the Coast Guard to involve law enforcement for breathalyzer tests of the crew. The Lithuanian captain, a 46-year-old male, was discovered to be heavily intoxicated, with a blood alcohol level of 2.7 per thousand. He was subsequently arrested. During an investigation hearing, the captain acknowledged his role in navigating the ship but refuted any wrongdoing, claiming he consumed alcohol only after the grounding incident. For a detailed report, visit the Swedish Coast Guard's site with photo documentation: http://www.kustbevakningen.se/sv/media/vakthavande-befal-rapporterar/fartyg-pa-grund-i-helsingborg/

On March 18, 2023, the freighter 'Kaisa' found itself in a challenging situation when it ran aground while navigating the entrance to the picturesque Randers Fjord. However, thanks to the assistance of nature in the form of a high tide, the vessel was successfully refloated around noon without the need for tugboats. Following this unexpected turn of events, the 'Kaisa' made its way towards Randers, continuing its journey. In the meantime, the maritime patrol boat 'Najaden' was dispatched by the SOK to oversee the situation as a precaution. After the vessel's grounding was resolved, the ban on passage was lifted, allowing the 'Kaisa' to set sail for Szczecin, where it docked on March 23, 2023.