St.maria Vessel Reviews and Specifications

On April 8, 2025, the 'St. Maria' was detained in Tulcea due to 17 identified deficiencies, five of which were classified as severe enough to warrant the ship's detention. The critical issues included: 1) Emergency systems: Inadequate fire drill training for the crew; 2) Radio communications: Non-compliance with specified performance standards for radio equipment; 3) Safety of navigation: Outdated nautical publications; 4) Safety of navigation: Insufficient monitoring of the vessel's voyage or passage plan; 5) ISM: Non-compliance with the requirements of the ISM certificate. After addressing these concerns, the vessel was released on April 11, 2025.

On January 25, 2013, the vessel 'Regina 1' faced a small outbreak of fire in its engine room while docked at a new berth in the Drapetsona region of Piraeus port, as reported by Odin.tc. Fortunately, the crew responded promptly, allowing the flames to be extinguished without significant damage. Following the incident, the ship was detained for a thorough investigation and survey to ensure safety compliance.

The 'Regina 1' has resumed its journey following the successful completion of necessary repairs and remedial actions that led to the lifting of its previous ban. On December 13, at noon, the vessel departed from Borssumer Quay in Emden, with its sights set on Piräus, where it is expected to arrive on December 26. This marks a significant moment for the ship's operations as it continues its service in the maritime industry.