Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Msc-Mia-Summer

On January 29, 2026, the 'MSC Mia Summer II' underwent a comprehensive inspection in Riga, overseen by officials from the Paris MoU. The thorough examination included various crucial areas of the vessel, such as the accommodation quarters, cargo hold, engine room, navigation bridge, decks, forecastle, and steering room. Additionally, the inspectors observed a fire drill as part of the evaluation process. While five deficiencies were identified during the inspection, none were deemed severe enough to warrant the detention of the vessel.

A maritime emergency unfolded on the afternoon of October 18, 2020, when a crew member aboard the MSC Mia Summer required urgent medical attention while the vessel was approximately 120 nautical miles from Larnaca, as it made its way from Port Said to Constanta. Upon receiving a distress signal from the ship, the Larnaca Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) swiftly initiated the Nearchos national search and rescue plan. A specialized helicopter was dispatched, alongside a police aircraft equipped with a medical professional. The injured sailor was successfully airlifted and transported to Larnaca General Hospital, arriving at 6:20 p.m. for further medical treatment.