on the port side hull. Nobody was injured in the collision. On 14 December 2013, MS Amorella lost her steering due to a blackout and ran aground with about 2,000 passengers on board. The only hull damage that occurred was a breach into a bow ballast tank. Therefore, no environmental damage occurred and there was no leak into the vessel. After being stuck for about twelve hours she was able continue her journey to Mariehamn under her own power. On 20 September 2020, MS Amorella contacted the bottom with 207 and 74 crew aboard. The ship was intentionally run aground to stabilize the vessel. In January 2017, Viking Line announced that they will put Amorella for sale when their new ship, Viking Glory is delivered. The Viking Glory replaced Amorella on the Turku-Stockholm route in 2022. Since no buyers emerged, Viking Line announced on 26 January 2022 that Amorella instead would join her sister Gabriella on the Helsinki-Stockholm route. Amorella started this service on April 1, 2022. In August 2022 the ship was sold to Corsica Ferries for an undisclosed amount and was renamed Mega Victoria. Mega Victoria is going to be subjected to extensive renovations starting in October 2022 and it's expected to take service in 2023. It's the second ship that Corsica Ferries buys from Viking Line, the first being MS Mega Regina bought in 2021. References External links Amorella at Fakta om Fartyg Viking Line official website Ferries of Finland Cruiseferries Ships built in Yugoslavia Ships built in Croatia 1987 ships