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Minoan Places Newest Vessel On Patras-Ancona Route

Just three days before Christmas, Minoan Lines placed its newest high-speed vessel, Olympia Palace, on the Patras-Ancona route. The Olympia Palace is the fifth new vessel the Crete-based ferry line launched during 2001.
Posted On 01 Feb 2002
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Strintzis Picks Up Blue Star 2

The Board of Directors of Strintzis Lines, now called Blue Star Ferries, recently announced the delivery of 'Blue Star 2' from the Dutch Shipyard Van der Giessen de Noord. 'Blue Star 2' is an ultra-modern ferry vessel with service speeds of up to 28 knots and an overall capacity...
Posted On 01 Aug 2000
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Strintzis lines accepted its newest super-fast ultra-modern ferry the Blue Star Ithaki, which will be the first of its type to ply Greek coastal waters.
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Strintzis To Raise 28 Billion Drachmas For New Vessels

At its recent general assembly, Greek ferry line Strintzis received approval to increase its capital by almost 28 billion drachmas through the issuance of new shares. The funds will be used in part to pay for the company’s new investment program that is expected to surpass 100...
Posted On 01 Jun 2000
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Strintzis Accepts Delivery Of New “Blue Star Ithaki”

Strintzis Lines, on March 31, accepted its newest super-fast ultra-modern ferry the Blue Star Ithaki from the Korean shipyard Daewoo Heavy Industries. The new vessel will be the first of its type to ply Greek coastal waters.
Posted On 01 Apr 2000
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Thanasis Tsouroplis,secretary general of the Greek Ministry for Merchant Marine; Pericles Panagopoulos, Attica Enterprises; Alexandros Panagopoulos,Attica Enterprises; Makis Strintzis, Strintzis Lines; Dutch Transport,Public Works and Water Management Minister Tina Netelenbos; and Greek Merchant Marine Minister Stavros Soumakis.
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Strintzis Launches Blue Star I

Strintzis Lines launched the first of a new group of luxury passenger ferries recently at the Dutch shipyard van der Giessen-de Noord. After the ship received the blessings of a Greek Orthodox priest, Dutch Transport, Public Works and Water Management Minister Tiny Netelenbos...
Posted On 01 Feb 2000
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