Dear Samsinger and customers at Samsø Rederi, As many of you know, Princess Isabella is currently at the shipyard in Frederikshavn to undergo the extensive 10-year service inspection. The plan has always been for the ferry to be reinstated on the Sælvig-Hou route from Monday morning, February 3, with the first departure from Sælvig at 05.45.
Unfortunately, in recent days there has been a delay in the work to refit the four thrusters, which ensure the ferry’s propulsion and steering. The shipyard and its subcontractors are working around the clock to complete the work so that Princess Isabella can leave Frederikshavn on Sunday afternoon. This is a prerequisite for the ferry to be back at Samsø in time to resume sailing on Monday.
As it is still uncertain how long it will take to complete the work, we cannot yet confirm with certainty whether Princess Isabella will make it back in time. There is therefore a risk that Ane Læsø will continue to sail the route on Monday, and that Princess Isabella will only be reinstated on Tuesday 4 February. Samsø Rederi holds ongoing status meetings with the shipyard and will update information about the status and any changes to the sailing plan on our website and via SMS. The final decision will be made on Sunday first in the afternoon
Kind regards Samsø Shipping Company
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