
Gestaş Deniz Ulaşım A.Ş., Kuzey Ege'deki olumsuz hava koşulları nedeniyle 4 Eylül 2026 Pazar günü Kabatepe-Gökçeada hattındaki bazı feribot seferlerinin iptal edildiğini duyurdu.
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Gestaş, Çanakkale Boğazı ve adalar hattında deniz ulaşım hizmeti vermektedir.
Çanakkale Boğazı ile adalar hattında yolcu ve araç taşımacılığı yapan Gestaş Deniz Ulaşım A.Ş., Kuzey Ege Denizi'ndeki olumsuz hava şartları nedeniyle Gökçeada hattında yarın yapılması planlanan bazı tarifeli feribot seferlerinin iptal edildiğini duyurdu.
Gestaş tarafından yapılan açıklamada, "4 Eylül 2026 Pazar Kabatepe-Gökçeada hattında; Kabatepe'den saat 07.00 ve 11.00, Gökçeada'dan ise saat 09.00 ve 13.00 seferleri olumsuz hava şartlarından dolayı iptal edilmiştir" denildi.

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GESTAŞ announced that some ferry services on the Kabatepe-Gökçeada line will be canceled tomorrow due to adverse weather conditions in the north of the Aegean Sea.

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