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Home›Green Marine›Worlds leading Superyacht Manufacturer Selects Transas Navi-Sailor ECS 3000-I
Green Marine

March 19, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Worlds leading Superyacht Manufacturer Selects Transas Navi-Sailor ECS 3000-I

Sunseeker – one of the world’s leading superyacht manufacturers has announced that it will be including the Transas Navi-Sailor ECS 3000-I navigation software as a standard installation on its new fleet of superyachts. The Poole based superyacht manufacturer Sunseeker has entered in to an agreement

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Sunseeker – one of the world’s leading superyacht manufacturers has announced that it will be including the Transas Navi-Sailor ECS 3000-I navigation software as a standard installation on its new fleet of superyachts.

The Poole based superyacht manufacturer Sunseeker has entered in to an agreement with Transas Marine and our local partner, Ships Electronic Services (SES), for the Navi-Sailor 3000-I software to be installed on the new Sunseeker 37 yachts.

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