Reviews & Ratings for the Lotta

On December 30, 2023, the tugboat 'Lotta' departed from the Goole port following a series of essential repairs. The vessel was escorted out to the Humber by the tug 'Lashett'. After the escort, 'Lotta' anchored at the river's mouth, positioned at 53° 33' N 000° 04' E. As of January 1, 2026, the ship has remained stationary in this location, marking another step in its operational journey.

On November 24, 2025, around 10 p.m. UTC, the cargo vessel 'Lotta' faced an unexpected engine failure shortly after departing from Goole docks and passing the Blacktoft jetty. To ensure safety during the ordeal, the crew dropped anchor for the night. In response to the incident, the tugboat 'Little Kirkby' (MMSI: 232026438) was dispatched to provide assistance. The 'Lotta' was successfully guided to the quay following the transfer of the Trent pilot early on November 25 at 7 a.m. As of December 4, the vessel has remained stationary, indicating ongoing challenges post-incident.

On July 24, 2018, at 08:30 a.m., the Russian Coast Guard apprehended the vessel 'Zuidvliet' while it was navigating the Azov Sea. The ship was making its way from Constanta to Mariupol when it experienced this unexpected halt in its journey. After a brief two-hour detainment, the vessel was permitted to continue its voyage. Notably, prior to this incident, the 'Zuidvliet' faced a delay of approximately 24 hours awaiting permission to transit through the Kerch Strait. Authorities did not provide any specific reasons for the detention, leaving questions surrounding the incident unanswered.