Eurochampion Jet - IMO 9176058

 

 

 

Name	Eurochampion Jet (2025-present) Max (2018-2025) Max Mols (2004-2018) Max Mols (Caen Express) (2004) Max Mols (1999-2004) Cat-Link IV (1998-1999)[1]
Owner	Seajets (2024-) Mols-Linien (1998-2024) Cat-Link (1998-1999)[1]
Operator	Seajets (2024-) Mols-Linien (2004-2023) P&O Ferries (2004) Mols-Linien (2002-2004) Riga Sea Line (2002) Mols-Linien (2001-2002) Scandlines (2001) Mols-Linien (2000-2001) Marine Atlantic (2000) Mols-Linien (1999-2000) Cat-Link (1998-1999)
Port of registry	Limassol, CYP [1]
Route	Pireaus-Syros-Mykonos-Naxos-Ios-Thira-Ios-Naxos-Mykonos-Tinos-Syros-Pireaus: [1]
Builder	Incat, Tasmania, Australia
Yard number	048
Laid down	28 July 1997[2]
Launched	28 March 1998[2]
In service	1998
Identification	IMO number: 9176058 [1]
Status	Under repairs in Eleusis
General characteristics
Class & type	Incat Catamaran
Tonnage	5,617 GT [1] 2,311 NT 500 DWT [2]
Length	91 m (299 ft) [1]
Beam	26 m (85 ft) [1]
Draught	3.7 m (12 ft) [1]
Decks	2
Propulsion	4 x Ruston 20RK270[1]
Speed	48.1 knots (89.1 km/h; 55.4 mph) [1]

 

Champions League Jet 1 - IMO 9372171

 

Elite Jet - IMO 9129328

 

Name	1996–1998: Stena Lynx III 1998–1998: Elite 1998–1998: P&O Stena Elite 1998–2003: Stena Lynx III 2003–2004: Elite 2004–2011: Stena Lynx III 2011–2012: Sunflower 2 2012–2020: Orange 1 2020–2023: Rapidlink Jet 2023–present: Elite Jet
Owner	Seajets (2020–present)
Port of registry	Limassol,  Cyprus (2020–present)
Builder	Incat, Tasmania, Australia
Yard number	040
Laid down	2 July 1995
Launched	8 May 1996
Completed	18 May 1996
Maiden voyage	1996
In service	1996
Identification	IMO number: 9129328
Status	Operational
General characteristics
Class and type	Incat 81m WPC
Tonnage	4,113 GT
Length	80.6 m (264 ft 5 in)
Beam	26.0 m (85 ft 4 in)
Draught	3.1 m (10 ft 2 in)
Installed power	4 × Ruston 16RK270 MkII diesel engines
Capacity	660 passengers 153 cars

Champion Jet 3 - IMO 9161560

 

Name	Champion Jet 3 (2023-) Incat 045 (2021-2023) Condor Rapide (2010-2021) Sea Leopard (2009-2010) SpeedOne (2004-2009) Incat 045 (2002-2004) Winner (2001-2002) HMAS Jervis Bay (1999-2001) Incat 045 (1997-1999)
Owner	Seajets (2023-Present) Trasmapi (2021-2023) Condor Ferries (2010-2021) Epic Shipping (2009-2010) SpeedFerries (2008-2009) Incat (1997-2008)
Operator	1997-1999: Transport Tasmania 1999-2001: Royal Australian Navy 2001-2002: Laid up 2002-2002: TRIS 2002-2004: Laid up 2004-2008: SpeedFerries 2008-2010: Laid up 2010-2021: Condor Ferries 2021-2023: Trasmapi 2023-Present: Seajets
Port of registry	Cyprus
Builder	Incat, Tasmania, Australia
Yard number	045
Launched	November 1997
Identification	IMO number: 9161560
General characteristics
Type	High-speed catamaran
Tonnage	5,007 GT
Displacement	1,250 tons
Length	86.62 m (284.2 ft)
Beam	26 m (85 ft)
Draught	3.6 m (12 ft)
Propulsion	4 x 20-cylinder Ruston 20RK270 medium-speed diesels, each 7080kw (9626bhp) at 1030rpm; 4 x Lips pump-jets[verification needed]
Speed	48 knots (89 km/h; 55 mph)
Capacity	900 passengers (later reduced to 670) 200 cars

Tera Jet 2 - IMO 9294238

AS TERA JET 2

   

AS EUROCHAMPION JET  

IMO number	9294238
Name of the ship	EURO CHAMPION JET
Former names	NATCHAN RERA (2024) INCAT 064 (2007)
Vessel type	High speed craft
Gross tonnage	10841 tons
Deadweight	1360 tons
Length	112 m
Breadth	30 m
Year of build	2007
Builder	INCAT - HOBART, AUSTRALIA

Superrunner Jet 2 - IMO 9171163

 

SUPERRUNNER JET 2 (IMO: 9171163) is a High Speed Craft that was built in 1999 (24 years ago) and is sailing under the flag of Cyprus. Her carrying capacity is 450 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be 2.7 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 112.5 meters and her width is 16.11 meters

Speedrunner Jet 2 - IMO 9141833

 

Name	SuperSeaCat One (1997–2006) Almudaina Dos (2006–2022) Santa Irini (2022–2023) Speedrunner Jet 2 (2023–Present)
Owner	Seajets (2023–Present)
Operator	Hoverspeed (1997–2004) Silja Line (2004–2005) Acciona Trasmediterránea (2005–2022) Panellenic Lines (2022–2023) Seajets (2023–Present)
Port of registry	Piraeus,  Greece (2023–Present)
Ordered	1996
Builder	Fincantieri
Yard number	5999
Launched	15 February 1997
Completed	1997
Maiden voyage	1997
In service	1997
Identification	IMO number: 9141833
Status	In service
General characteristics
Class and type	MDV1200 class fast ferry
Tonnage	4,662 GT
Length	100 m (330 ft)
Beam	17.1 m (56 ft)
Draught	2.68 m (8.8 ft)
Propulsion	4 × Ruston 20RK 270 medium speed diesel engines 4 × KaMeWa water-jets
Speed	Service: 38 knots (44 mph) Maximum: 40 knots (46 mph)
Capacity	Passenger: 800 Cars: 175
Crew	26

Superstar II - IMO 8317942

 

 

 

Name	1985–1991: Peder Paars 1991–2000: Stena Invicta 2000–2023: Color Viking[1] 2023–Present: SuperStar II
Owner	1985–1991: DSB Færger 1991–1999: Stena Line 1999–2001: P&O Stena Line 2001-2022: Color Line[1] 2022–Present: Seajets
Operator	1985–1991: DSB Færger 1991–1998: Sealink Stena Line 1998: Silja Line 1998–1999: laid up 1999–2000: Stena Line 2000-2022: Color Line[1] 2022–Present: Seajets
Port of registry	1985–1991: Århus,  Denmark 1991–2000: Dover,  United Kingdom 2000–2002: Nassau,  Bahamas 2002–2023: Sandefjord,  Norway[1] 2023–Present: Limassol,  Cyprus
Route	Strömstad—Sandefjord (2000-2022)
Ordered	September 1983[2]
Builder	Nakskov Skibsværft, Nakskov, Denmark[1]
Yard number	233[1]
Laid down	1984-05-04[2]
Launched	1984-11-21[1]
Completed	1985
Acquired	1985-10-18[1]
Maiden voyage	1985
In service	1985-11-19[1]
Identification	IMO number: 8317942[1]
Status	Moored at Drapetsona.
General characteristics (as built, 1985)[1]
Type	Ropax ferry
Tonnage	11,602 GT 2,813 DWT
Length	134.02 m (439 ft 8 in)
Beam	24.61 m (80 ft 9 in)
Draught	5.65 m (18 ft 6 in)
Installed power	2 × Burmeister & Wain 8L45GB[1][4] combined 12480 kW
Propulsion	Two shafts; controllable pitch propellers Two bow thrusters and one stern thruster[3]
Speed	19 knots (35 km/h; 22 mph) maximum[4]
Capacity	1700 passengers 148 berths 370 cars
General characteristics (after 1991 rebuild)[1]
Tonnage	19,763 GT[3] 2,238 DWT
Length	137.00 m (449 ft 6 in)
Beam	24.61 m (80 ft 9 in)
Draught	5.65 m (18 ft 6 in)
Capacity	1,460 passengers[5] 148 berths 340 cars[5] 510 lane metres[3]

Power Jet - IMO 9127576

 

IMO number	9127576
Name of the ship	POWER JET
Type of ship	RO-RO/PASSENGER SHIP
Gross tonnage	5335 tons
DWT	344 tons
Year of build	1996
Builder	AUSTAL SHIPS - FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA
Flag	CYPRUS
Home port	LIMASSOL
Manager & owner	SEAJETS
Former names	ALTHOMEDDAH I  BLUE POWER TT DELPHIN until 2005 Jun DELPHIN until 2002 Mar

Aqua Blue - IMO 7429669

AS AQUA BLUE

AS IERAPETRA L

IMO number	7429669
MMSI	371702728
Name of the ship
Former names	IERAPETRA L  TALOS (1999) KYDON (1995) OKUDOGO NO.8 (1991) UKUDOGO NO.8 (1991) GREEN ARCH (1982)
Vessel type	RO-RO
Operating status	Active
Flag	Greece
Gross tonnage	12891 tons
Deadweight	2250 tons
Length	137 m
Breadth	22 m
Year of build	1975
Builder	KANDA SHIPBUILDING - HIROSHIMA, JAPAN
Classification society	REGISTRO ITALIANO NAVALE

Express Jet - IMO 9204324

AS EXPRESS JET

AS SIFNOS JET

IMO number	9204324
MMSI	210205000
Name of the ship	EXPRESS JET
Former names	SIFNOS JET BETICO
Vessel type	Passenger vessel
Operating status	Laid up
Flag	Cyprus
Gross tonnage	906 tons
Deadweight	120 tons
Length	52 m
Breadth	13 m
Year of build	1999
Builder	AUSTAL SHIPS - FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA

Supercat Jet - IMO 9124433

As Supercat Jet

As Supercat

IMO number	9124433
MMSI	240064800
Name of the ship	SUPERCAT
Former names	SUPERCAT (2018, Greece) KAROLIN (2017, Estonia) POLARSTERN (2009, Germany)
Vessel type	Passenger vessel
Operating status	Active
Flag	Greece
Gross tonnage	636 tons
Deadweight	100 tons
Length	45 m
Breadth	12 m
Engine type	MTU
Engine power	7200 KW
Year of build	2000
Builder	OCEANFAST - HENDERSON, AUSTRALIA
Classification society	BUREAU VERITAS

WorldChampion Jet - IMO 9216250

Name:	Villum Clausen (2000-2017) WorldChampion Jet (2017 - Present)
Owner:	BornholmerFærgen (2000-2017) Seajets (2017-Present)
Port of registry:	Cyprus
Route:	Rønne-Ystad
Ordered:	1999
Builder:	Austal Ships, Perth, Australia
Yard number:	96
Laid down:	April 2000
Launched:	February 16, 2001[1]
Completed:	March 2001
Maiden voyage:	May 18, 2001
In service:	June 22, 2001
Identification:	Callsign: OYVY (OYVY2 per 2005) IMO number: 9216250 MMSI number: 219653000
Status:	In service
General characteristics [2]
Class and type:	High-speed craft (HSC)
Tonnage:	6,402 GT 1,921 NT
Displacement:	485 tons[1]
Length:	84 m (275 ft 7 in)
Beam:	25 m (82 ft 0 in)
Depth:	4 m (13 ft 1 in)
Decks:	4 (2 car decks / 2 passenger decks
Ramps:	1
Installed power:	Two General Electric LM2500 gas turbines[2]
Propulsion:	Four Rolls-Royce KaMeWa 112 SII waterjets[2]
Speed:	47.7 knots (88.3 km/h; 54.9 mph)[3]
Capacity:	1,055 passengers 215 cars
Crew:	30

Naxos Jet - IMO 8919518

IMO number	8919518
MMSI	241052000
Name of the ship	NAXOS JET
Former names	CYCLADES EXPRESS (2017, Greece) AL HUDA I (2010, Panama) SHIKRA (2007) SEACAT SCOTLAND (2007) Q SHIP EXPRESS 1 (1995)
Vessel type	RO-RO
Operating status	Active
Flag	Greece
Gross tonnage	1903 tons
Deadweight	197 tons
Lenght	73 m
Breadth	26 m
Year of build	1992
Builder	INCAT GROUP HOBART
Class society	REGISTRO ITALIANO NAVALE
Home port	PIRAEUS
Owner	SEAJETS
Manager	FORTUNE MARITIME ENTERPRISE ATHENS - GREECE

Sporades Star - IMO 7207451

AS SPORADES STAR

AS AQUA STAR 

AS AEOLOS

IMO number	7207451
Name of the ship	AQUA STAR
Former names	AZORES EXPRESS ANEMOS MOBY BABY KING ORRY (1998) CHANNEL ENTENTE (1990)
Vessel type	RO-RO
Operating status	Active
Flag
Gross tonnage	5435 tons
Deadweight	1118 tons
Lenght	114 m
Breadth	18 m
Draft	4 m
Year of build	1975
Builder	RODRIQUEZ PIETRA LIGURE - PIETRA LIGURE, ITALY
Class society	REGISTRO ITALIANO NAVALE

Champion Jet 2 - IMO 9135896

Name:	HSC Champion Jet 2
Owner:	2015 onwards: Seajets 1997-2014: Condor Ltd
Operator:	2015 onwards: Seajets 1997-2014Condor Ferries
Port of registry:	Limassol, Cyprus
Route:	1997-2015Poole/Weymouth - Channel Islands 2015- To Be confirmed
Builder:	Incat, Tasmania, Australia
Cost:	£27 million
Yard number:	042
Laid down:	18 March 1996
Launched:	24 November 1996
Completed:	1996
Maiden voyage:	31 January 1997 [1]
Identification:	IMO number: 9135896
Status:	In Service (Currently In Dry Dock)
General characteristics
Tonnage:	5,007 tonnes
Length:	86.62 m (284.2 ft)
Beam:	26 m (85.3 ft)
Draft:	3.5 m (11.5 ft)
Installed power:	4 × 9,490bhp (7,080kw) Ruston 20RK270 diesel engines
Propulsion:	4x Lips LJ145D waterjets
Speed:	up to 40 knots (74 km/h; 46 mph)
Capacity:	800 passengers 200 vehicles

Olympic Champion Jet - IMO 9329095

AS OLYMPIC CHAMPION JET 

AS SANTORINI PALACE

AS HIGHSPEED 7

AS HIGHSPEED 5

Name:	2005 - 2015: Highspeed 5 2016 onwards: Highspeed 7
Operator:	2005 - present: Hellenic Seaways
Port of registry:	2005 - present: Piraeus,  Greece
Builder:	Austal Ships Pty. Ltd., Fremantle, Australia.[1]
Yard number:	285
Launched:	2005-03-20[1]
Identification:	IMO number: 9329095 Call sign: SYDM MMSI number: 240348000
Status:	in service
General characteristics (as built)[2]
Tonnage:	4,913 tonnes
Length:	85.0 m (278.9 ft)[2]
Beam:	21.2 m (69.6 ft)[2]
Draft:	3 m (9.8 ft)
Depth:	6 m (19.68504 ft)
Installed power:	4 x Caterpillar 3618 diesel engines[2]
Propulsion:	4 x KaMeWa 112 s11 waterjets[2]
Speed:	39 knots (72 km/h; 45 mph)[2]
Capacity:	1,160 / 810 passengers (HS7[3] / HS5[2]) 105 / 154 cars (HS7[3] / HS5[2])
Crew:	26 / 24 (HS7[3] / HS5[2])
Notes:	Renamed Highspeed 7 after extensive fire damage

Aqua Spirit - IMO 9212450 (now Northern Sea Wolf)

IMO number	9212450
Name of the ship	AQUA SPIRIT
Type of ship	RO-RO/PASSENGER SHIP
MMSI	241117000
Gross tonnage	2679 tons
DWT	353 tons
Year of build	2000
Builder	PANAGIOTAKIS BROS - AMPELAKIA, GREECE
Flag	GREECE
Home port	ATHENS
Class society	LLOYD'S SHIPPING REGISTER
Manager & owner	SEA JETS
Former names	MR SHOPPY ONE until 2011 May ANDREAS II until 2007 Nov AGIOS ANDREAS II until 2005 Jul

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Champion Jet 1 - IMO 9151008

Name:	HSC Champion Jet 1
Owner:	2015 onwards: Seajets Condor Ltd
Operator:	2015 onwards: Seajets 1999-2014 Condor Ferries 1999: Tranz Rail 1998: Condor Ferries
Port of registry:	Limassol, Cyprus,  Cyprus
Builder:	Incat, Tasmania, Australia
Yard number:	044
Laid down:	1 November 1996
Launched:	7 May 1997
Completed:	1997
Identification:	IMO number: 9151008
General characteristics
Tonnage:	5,007 tonnes
Length:	86.62 m (284.2 ft)
Beam:	26 m (85.3 ft)
Draft:	3.5 m (11.5 ft)
Installed power:	4x Ruston 20RK270
Propulsion:	4x Lips LJ145D waterjet
Speed:	up to 40 knots (74 km/h; 46 mph)
Capacity:	741 passengers 200 vehicles