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End of an Era for High-Speed Boat 'Aiolus Kenteris'

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The high-speed boat 'Aiolus Kenteris' is being towed to Turkish scrapyards.
It has been in disrepair since summer 2016 in Sicily, Italy.
Built in 2001, it served the Northern Aegean islands for many years.
The vessel had a capacity of 1,750 passengers and 450 vehicles at speeds up to 40 knots.
The financial collapse of NEL Lines marked the end of the ship's operations.

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The high-speed boat 'Aiolus Kenteris' is being towed to Turkish scrapyards.
It has been in disrepair since summer 2016 in Sicily, Italy.
Built in 2001, it served the Northern Aegean islands for many years.
The vessel had a capacity of 1,750 passengers and 450 vehicles at speeds up to 40 knots.
The financial collapse of NEL Lines marked the end of the ship's operations.

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