Losna Vessel Reviews and Specifications

On May 16, 2026, the ferry 'Losna', which operates on the Rysjedalsvika-Rutledal-Krakhella route, experienced an allision with a shoreline pole shortly before 9:30 a.m. while approaching the quay in Rutledal. Following the incident, 'Losna' was temporarily removed from service for several hours to ensure passenger safety as divers conducted a thorough inspection of the vessel's hull. In the interim, the ferry 'Bjørnsund' from Måløy was deployed to manage shuttle traffic and mitigate delays for affected passengers. After successful inspections, the Norwegian Maritime Authority cleared 'Losna' for operation, allowing it to resume normal service by 6:10 p.m. An investigation into the incident is slated to commence on May 18.

On the morning of February 26, 2020, the ferry 'Losna' encountered a technical issue that forced it to cease operations on the Rysjedalsvika - Rutledal - Krakhella route. The vessel was docked at Rysjedalsvika for necessary repairs, prompting the call for technicians to address the problem. However, as the repair process extended longer than anticipated, ferry operator Fjord1 deployed a backup ferry to resume service between Rutledal and Krakhella starting in the afternoon, ensuring continuity of travel for passengers until the 'Losna' is back in service.

On the morning of September 26, 2019, the ferry 'Losna', which operates on the Rysjedalsvika - Rutledal - Krakhella route, faced unexpected technical difficulties. The vessel was immobilized at the Rutledal ferry dock starting at 6:30 a.m. Fortunately, by 7:20 a.m., operator Fjord1 announced that the Losna had resumed its operations. However, passengers were advised to anticipate some delays as the service gradually regains its normal schedule.