Stavros

On the afternoon of Aug 10, the Port Authority of Rhodes was informed by the Captain of the 'Stavros', that during the execution of the scheduled route from the port of Megisti to the port of Rhodes, the ship experienced a malfunction in the starboard main engine. The ferry sailed safely to the port of Rhodes, disembarking 49 passengers, 11 private cars and five trucks. The Central Port Authority of Rhodes initially prohibited the ship from sailing, while after presentation of a certificate of class maintenance from the classification society that monitors it, the ship continued its authorized route.

On April 5, 2025,at midday , the 1st Port Department of Pythagoreio of the Samos Port Authority was informed that the 'Stavros' lost its starboard side anchor during mooring operations at the port of Pythagoreio, where it docked safely. ship was coming from Agathonisi - Arkios - Patmos - Lipsos - Leros - Kalymnos with 10 passengers, on board while it had a scheduled itinerary with destination at the ports of Agathonisi-Arkios-Patmos-Lepsos-Leros-Kalymnos. The Pythagoreio Port Authority initially prohibited the departure of the ship, while upon presentation of a certificate of class maintenance from the classification society monitoring it, it was permitted to depart to continue its planned itinerary.

On Nov 11, 2024, at noon , the Port Authority of Kalymnos was informed about a malfunction of the rudder on the 'Stavros'. After an inspection of the ship by the local Port Authority and by a private diver, the loss of the port side rudder was found. The Kalymnos Port Authority prohibited the sailing of the ferry until the damage gas been repaired and a certificate of class maintenancpresented by the monitoring classification society. At the same time the process of imposing administrative sanctions against the Master was initiated, as he did not inform the Port Authority about the damage as it should be.

On the morning of Aug 31, 2024, the Port Authority of Rhodes was informed by the Master of the 'Stavros' about a malfunction of the port side main engine. The ship was performing an approved route from the port of Rhodes to the port of Megistis and return, with 44 passengers on board. The Central Port Authority of Rhodes initially prohibited the sailing of the ferry- After the repair of the damage and the presentation of a certificate of class maintenance by the monitoring classifcation society, the sailing ban was lifted again.