Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Champion-Jet-3

On June 28, the Paros Port Authority received a report regarding an incident involving the 'Champion Jet 3'. The ferry sustained damage to its bow after colliding with pier 2 upon its arrival at Parikia. At the time, the vessel was on a scheduled journey from Piraeus, making stops at Naxos, Koufonissi, Schinoussa, and Iraklia, with a total of 1,012 passengers, 34 crew members, 79 vehicles, and 13 motorcycles onboard. Following the incident, the ship managed to safely dock, allowing for the disembarkation of passengers and vehicles. A portion of the passengers continued their travels via alternative vessels arranged by the company. In response to the collision, the Paros Port Authority initiated a preliminary investigation and temporarily halted the ferry's departure. Upon successful inspection and submission of a class maintenance certificate by the overseeing classification society, the 'Champion Jet 3' was cleared to depart once more, continuing its scheduled route with the remaining passengers. For more details and visuals, check out the article at: https://www.ekathimerini.com/news/1273848/greek-ferry-safety-under-scrutiny-after-paros-dock-collision/

On May 4, 2025, a routine journey for the 'Champion Jet 3' took an unforeseen turn when the Captain reported an engine malfunction to the Naxos Port Authority. The ferry, which was en route from Heraklion and making stops at Thira, Paros, Mykonos, Syros, and Piraeus, was operating at a reduced speed as it approached Naxos with 417 passengers and a crew of 31 onboard. In response to the situation, the Naxos Port Authority promptly halted the vessel's departure. However, after the crew presented a valid certificate of class maintenance from the relevant classification society, the ferry was cleared to resume its itinerary. The incident underscores the importance of vessel safety and compliance, ensuring passengers can travel with peace of mind.

On September 20th, a critical emergency unfolded at Lavrio Port when the Port Authority was alerted about the urgent arrival of the 'Champion Jet 3'. The high-speed ferry deviated from its planned itinerary to facilitate the medical evacuation of a 45-year-old passenger who required immediate hospital attention. Upon arrival, the individual was swiftly disembarked and transported via ambulance to the General Hospital of Attica. After ensuring the passenger received the necessary medical care, the 'Champion Jet 3' resumed its journey, heading towards the port of Piraeus.