Discover the Phivos: Ratings & Maritime News

On March 4, 2023, the Port Authority of the Argosaronic Gulf received reports of an allision involving the ferry 'Phivos' upon its arrival at Piraeus. The incident occurred at gate E8, where the vessel collided with the pier, causing noticeable damage to its port side stern. The 'Phivos' was completing a routine journey from Aegina, carrying 186 passengers, along with 31 vehicles and seven motorcycles onboard. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries and no signs of marine pollution following the event. After the incident, the 'Phivos' successfully docked at Piraeus, allowing for the safe disembarkation of all passengers and vehicles. In response to the allision, the Argosaronic Gulf Port Guard, part of the Central Port Authority of Piraeus, has temporarily prohibited the ferry from sailing until it presents a valid seaworthiness certificate from the relevant classification society.

On February 26, 2026, the ''Phivos'' ferry experienced a ramp failure shortly before its scheduled departure to Aegina, prompting immediate action from the Port Authority of the Argosaronic Gulf. According to the vessel's captain, the ramp could not be opened, halting plans for the crossing. Authorities from the Argosaronic Gulf Port Guard, part of the 1st Port Department Tzelepi under the Central Port Authority of Piraeus, swiftly intervened, prohibiting the ship from sailing until repairs were completed and a compliance certificate was obtained from the relevant classification society. Concurrently, the procedure for implementing necessary administrative sanctions against the ferry was initiated. The ship-owning company ensured that affected passengers were safely transported to their intended destination during this disruption.

On the morning of August 7, 2025, an urgent situation arose at the Port of Aegina when the Captain of the ferry 'Phivos' reported a generator malfunction shortly before the vessel was scheduled to depart for its route to Methana and Poros. In response to the situation, the Aegina Port Authority mandated a halt on the ferry's departure. The ferry will remain docked until necessary repairs are completed and a maintenance certificate is submitted from the overseeing classification society. Meanwhile, the ferry company ensured the safe transit of the 335 passengers, along with 36 private vehicles, one truck, one bus, and 13 motorcycles, assisting them in reaching their intended destinations.

On June 20, 2024, at noon, the Port Authority of Argosaronicos received an urgent report from the captain of the ferry 'Phivos' regarding an issue with the port side main engine. The vessel was en route from Aegina to Piraeus when the damage occurred. Luckily, the ferry was able to navigate independently and safely dock at Piraeus, where all 133 passengers were disembarked without incident. Following standard safety protocols, the Central Port Authority of Piraeus has temporarily grounded the 'Phivos' until the necessary repairs are completed and a certificate of class maintenance from the responsible classification society is provided. This incident underscores the importance of maritime safety and the protocols in place to ensure passenger well-being.

On the morning of October 8, 2021, a notable incident occurred involving the vessel 'Phivos' as it was completing its regular route from Aegina to the bustling Port of Piraeus. The Captain reported that the ship lost its port side anchor just moments before the mooring process was fully finalized. Despite this unexpected setback, the 'Phivos' successfully navigated its way to a safe berth in Piraeus. In a proactive response, the ship's owning company ensured that passengers scheduled for the next journey to Aegina were assisted and transported to their destination without disruption.

On June 3, 2019, the captain of the ferry 'Phivos' reported a malfunction in the vessel's bow thruster upon its arrival at the Port of Piraeus from Aegina. In response, the Port Authority took immediate action, detaining the ferry until necessary repairs could be completed and a classification maintenance certificate obtained. Meanwhile, the 20 passengers who were waiting to board the ferry were promptly transferred to another vessel to ensure they reached their destinations without delay.