In a ceremony dedicated to strengthening civil protection and taking stock of this year’s fire season, Marios Iliopoulos and SEAJETS were honored by the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Yiannis Kefalogiannis, for their significant contribution to the 2025 firefighting operations.
The company played a crucial role in the Chios fires, providing two ships exclusively for firefighting operations and two additional passing ships, which transported fire equipment and forces to the island, while also announcing a new donation of fire engines to the state.
Marios Iliopoulos, Head of Strategic Planning and Development at SEAJETS, in his short speech, noted that greater effort is required from the state and from all those who are actively interested.
In this context, he announced SEAJETS’s intention to donate fire trucks to the state, stating: “You all know that when there is a small outbreak, the fire is extinguished in the first minute with a jug of water. If half an hour passes, five or seven fire trucks may be needed.
To be fair, a lot has been done compared to the past. A lot of areas have been cleaned, the entire patrol work has changed, which is so important for prevention and so important for surveillance.
SEAJETS is next to all the islands – about 50 islands – whether we offer passenger services or not. We considered it our great responsibility to do this and we will always be next to you.
SEAJETS will help and strengthen state forces, by donating fire trucks. We must all push, each from our own perspective and each in our own way, for even greater effort, for education, for prevention, for firefighting procedures, because we cannot test the resilience of the country and the resilience of the system every summer…”
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