Sea Jets

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Seajets
Industry Shipping
Founded 1997
Headquarters Piraeus, Greece
Area served Aegean Sea
Services Passenger transportation
Freight transportation
Parent Iliopoulos Group
Website www.seajets.gr

Sea Jets (also known as Sea Jets Hsc Joint Venture) is a Greek shipping company operating a fleet of high-speed vessels. The company is owned by Iliopoulos Group[1] and operates seasonal-only routes to Cyclades and Crete.

Fleet

[2]

Image Ship name Port of
Registry		 Year built IMO Passengers Speed Notes
Superjet tango7174.jpg HSC Super Jet Greece Piraeus
1995
9121077
394
34 knots
HSC Sea Jet 2 Greece Piraeus
1998
9185085
386
38 knots
Megajet tango7174.jpg HSC Mega Jet Greece Piraeus
1996
9106106
750
33 knots
Hscsearunner1.jpg HSC Cosmos Jet Greece Piraeus
1990
8900000
450
37 knots
 Laid up in Heraklion
Arrival of the "Snaefell", Belfast - geograph.org.uk - 962424.jpg HSC Master Jet Cyprus Limassol
1991
8900012
450
36 knots
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Current Routes

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References

  1. ^ http://www.ships.gr/?q=node/327
  2. ^ http://www.seajets.gr/gr/index.php?option=ozo_content&perform=view&id=35&Itemid=25
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