Nisos-Kalymnos

In the morning of June 7, 2024, the Port Authority of Kalymnos was informed by the Master of the 'Nisos Kalymnos', which was due to sail for Leros-Leipsos-Patmos-Arkios-Agathonisi-Pythagorion and return, that a crew member did not come to take over his duty. The Port Authority of Kalymnos, which was conducting the preliminary investigation, initially prohibited the sailing of the ferry due to an insufficient composition of the crew, while after the restoration of its composition, it was allowed to sail for the execution of the planned itinerary.

The 'Nissos Kalymnos', while en route from Kalymnos to Pythogorion, got a floating cable entangled in its starboard propeller, before it entered the port of Patmos in the morning of Aug 17, 2020. The ship had on board 21 passengers, while 39 were waiting to board at Patmos. Upon the arrival at Patmos, a diver was employed to survey the vessel. He found the cable, disengaged it from the propeller and reported that there was no further damage to the propulsion or the hull. The departure of the ferry was initially prohibited by the Port Authority, but after the presentation of a class maintenance certificate by the classification society that monitors it, the ship could resume its schedule.

The "Nissos Kalymnos" during its scheduled service from Patmos to Agathonisi and Pythagorion, lost its portside anchor, in the morning of Oct 12, 2018. The Port Authority of Patmos was notified about the incident. Subsequently, the vessel proceeded safely to Pythagorion with 28 passengers on board. On its arrival at Pythagorion, the vessel was detained in port, until the anchor was replaced, and a class maintenance certificate issued.