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1. The service by Buquebus is now expected to begin sometime early next year.
2. The airline was owned by the owner of Buquebus, Juan Carlos L髉ez Mena.
3. The new ferry service will be operated by Buquebus, which also operates high-speed ferries in Europe and South America.
4. Captain Leonel Torres has said the fast ferry, owned by Argentine-based Buquebus and built by Incat of Australia, can average 43 knots.
5. The " Silvia Ana L " was delivered in December 1996 to Los Cipreres for Buquebus traffic between Buenos Aires, Argentina and Piriapolis, Uruguay.
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7. Tribal officials also announced the first commercial ferry sale, to an Argentinian company, Buquebus, which plans to begin early next year a three-hour run between Key West and Fort Myers, Fla . That trip now takes about eight hours by car.
8. The ferry takes two and a half hours and costs $ 107 round trip and $ 53 one way on both lines that operate on the route : Ferry-lineas, telephone ( 54-11 ) 4314 0228, fax ( 54-11 ) 4314 1190, and Buquebus, telephone ( 54-11 ) 4316 6500, no fax.
9. The 91-meter ( 300-foot ) Catalonia arrived in the Spanish enclave city of Ceuta in north Africa after 10 : 00 p . m ( 2000 GMT ) Tuesday, clocking an average speed of 40 knots during a cross-Atlantic sprint that began in New York at 0035 GMT Sunday, said Ivonne Sentis, spokeswoman for Buquebus, the Argentine-Uruguayan company that owns the ferry.
10. The 91-meter ( 300 foot ) Catalonia arrived in the Spanish enclave city of Ceuta in north Africa around 10 : 00 p . m ( 20 : 00 GMT ) Tuesday, clocking an average speed of 40 knots during it's cross-Atlantic sprint that began in New York at 0035gmt on Sunday, said Ivonne Sentis, spokeswoman for Buquebus, an Argentine-Uruguayan company which owns the ferry.
11. The 91-meter ( 300-foot ) Catalonia arrived in the Spanish enclave city of Ceuta in north Africa around 10 : 00 p . m ( 2000 GMT ) Tuesday, clocking an average speed of 40 knots during a 67.5-hour cross-Atlantic sprint that began in New York at 0035 GMT Sunday, said Ivonne Sentis, spokeswoman for Buquebus, the Argentine-Uruguayan company that owns the ferry.
12. The 91-meter ( yard ) " Catalonia " arrived in the Spanish enclave city of Ceuta in north Africa around 10 : 00 p . m ( 20 : 00 GMT ) Tuesday, clocking an average speed of 40 knots during it's cross-Atlantic sprint that began in New York at 0035gmt on Sunday, said Ivonne Sentis, spokeswoman for Buquebus, an Argentine-Uruguayan company which owns the ferry.