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Allision off Thessaloniki
The 'Superstar' allided with a mooring buoy and detached it from its position in the waters off Thessaloniki Airport on the evening of Aug 16, 2026, as the vessel was approaching the port enroute from Mykonos. The ship was on a scheduled route (Lausanne–Thessaloniki–Mykonos–Tirana–Lausanne) carrying 192 passengers and 64 crew members. The impact caused a small component of the buoy's assembly to detach. The ship safely reached the berth, where the passengers disembarked. After inspectors confirmed the vessel's seaworthiness, it continued on its approved route. No injuries were reported, and no marine pollution was observed.
Anchor cut after chain was jammed
On July 30, 2026, at noon, the Port Authority of Gavrio was informed by the Captain of the 'Superstar', enroute from the port of Rafina, that it was not possible to approach the port of Gavrio, due to the adverse weather conditions prevailing in the area, as well as the fact that the starboard anchor chain was jammed. After the chain was cut, the ship was able to continue its scheduled route to Tinos and Mykonos, with 317 passengers and 56 private vehicles on board. Subsequently, the Port Authority of Tinos was informed by the Captain of the inability to approach the port. In addition, the company informed that it would not approach the port of Mykonos either. The ship sailed for the port of Lavrio, where it safely berthed.
Ferry suffered mecanical faliure off Volos
On the evening of Sep 26, 2025, the Central Port Authority of Volos was informed that the 'Suerstar' had suffered a mechanical failure, enroute from the port of Skiathos to Volos with 303 passengers, 65 private vehicles, 23 trucks, nine motorcycles and 56 crew members on board. At a reduced speed, the ferry proceeded to the port of Volos, where it docked safely. Following an inspection by officers of the Local Inspection Unit of the Central Port Authority of Volos, the ship was banned from sailing until the damage was repaired and a class maintenance certificate was presented by the monitoring classification society.
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