Aero-2-Highspeed Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

On the afternoon of March 18, 2026, an incident occurred involving high-speed passenger vessel m/v "Magic 3" (IMO: 1052933) at the bustling port of Piraeus. While maneuvering to dock after its journey from Poros, the ship unexpectedly allided with the moored 'Aero 2 Highspeed'. Fortunately, the collision resulted in only minor abrasions on the starboard bow of the 'Aero 2', and there were no injuries reported among either crew or passengers present. Following the incident, both vessels were evaluated by their respective monitoring classification societies, who confirmed their seaworthiness, allowing them to resume their journeys seamlessly.

On July 22, 2025, a significant incident occurred involving the high-speed ferry 'Aero 2' as it reported an engine malfunction. The Port Guard of the Argosaronic Gulf received a distress call from the ferry's Captain, indicating a failure of its starboard side main engine. In response to the situation, the Port Authority temporarily barred the vessel from setting sail until the ship presented a maintenance certificate from its overseeing classification society. Once compliance was confirmed, the ferry was permitted to resume its operations. Meanwhile, the affected passengers were promptly transferred to another vessel operated by the same shipping company to ensure they reached their destinations without further delay. Administrative penalties were also applied regarding the incident, highlighting the importance of vessel readiness and safety regulations in maritime operations.