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Shipbuilding

February 2, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Fjord1 Orders Two Ferries

Norwegian transport conglomerate Fjord1 has ordered two ferries of Multi Maritime design, Multi Maritime said in a release. The ferries will be built at Ada Shipyard in Tuzla in Turkey. The newbuilds will be double-ended ferries featuring approximately 70 m in lengh. The duo will have the capacity t

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Norwegian transport conglomerate Fjord1 has ordered two ferries of Multi Maritime design, Multi Maritime said in a release.

The ferries will be built at Ada Shipyard in Tuzla in Turkey.

The newbuilds will be double-ended ferries featuring approximately 70 m in lengh.

The duo will have the capacity to carry 60 cars and 199 passengers.

The two ferries are slated for delivery in mid-2016.

Image: Multi Maritime

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