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Ferry broke down in Bari
Over 500 passengers bound for Durrës faced disruptions at the port of Bari. On June 26, at around 10:30 p.m., the 'GNV Pegasus', —chartered by Adria Ferries and bound for Albania—was scheduled to depart from the San Vito Pier 3. Shortly before the departure, with boarding nearly complete, the crew informed passengers that the vessel could not sail due to engine trouble. More than 500 passengers and over 60 trucks were disembarked. On June 27 at around 2:00 a.m., the Adria Ferries vessel 'Claudia' arrived at the port; it took on the passengers and vehicles and departed for Durrës at dawn. Passengers were forced to travel on the ship's decks, despite having purchased tickets for cabin accommodation. The 'GNV Pegasus' remained docked in Bari as of June 28, awaiting technical and nautical inspections by the authorities.
Adria Ferries chartered ferry
Adria Ferries has announced that it has reached an agreement with GNV for the charter of the 'GNV Pegasus', which was to operate on the company's flagship Bari–Durrës route during the 2026 summer season. The agreement came as Adria Ferries moved to safeguard capacity and service reliability following the enginr room fire aboard the 'GNV Phoenix' which had previously been earmarked for charter operations during the peak summer period. Further operational details and sailing schedules for the 2026 summer season were expected to be confirmed in the coming months.
New names for former Moby ferries
The MSC-owned Grandi Navi Veloci has selected names for the last two of a total of five former Moby ferries that have been transferred to the MSC Group and were to be operated by GNV going forward. The 'Moby Ale Due' will be renamed 'GNV Pegasus' and will operate from April, and the 'Athara' will sail as 'GNV Phoenix'. The first vessel for which the new name was announced was the 'Janas', which will be renamed 'GNV Altair' . The remaining two former Moby ferries involved in the transaction, the 'Moby Wonder' and the 'Moby Aki', will not be renamed, as they were being chartered back to Moby.
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