November 2019 Princess Anastasia ran aground outside Lidingö in Stockholm en route to Helsinki, after suffering a black-out of the ship's electrical systems. The ferry was towed back to Stockholm and was inspected. She had not sustained any major damage, and was able to continue to Helsinki the next morning. There were no reported injuries to any of the 1065 passengers and crew on board at the time of the accident. The Swedish Transportation Agency believed the black-out to have been caused by a mixture of Russian and Swedish diesel oil creating a blockage. Moby Lines After a major refurbishment in Messina she was due to enter service with Moby Lines in February 2023, renamed Moby Orli. References External links St Peterline Stockholm to St Petersburg homepage P&O Ferries homepage Sailtospain.co.uk, P&O Ferries marketing website Sky News claims Ferry linked to deaths of yachtsmen MAIB Report on the investigation of the loss of the sailing yacht Ouzo and her three crew south of the Isle of Wight during the night of 20/21 August 2006 P&O Ferries officer trial starts BBC online news and lunchtime TV news, 29 October 2007. Cruiseferries Ferries of the United Kingdom Ferries of Russia Ships built in Turku 1985 ships