Port Philip Ferries are on track to commence ferry services between Central Geelong and Docklands, Melbourne in early December 2019, as announced by Paul Little at the annual Chairman’s Luncheon with Tourism Greater Geelong and the Bellarine. The Geelong Flyer will run a twice daily service, … [Read more...]
Incat Tasmania launches Virtu Ferries 110m ship Saint John Paul II
Shipbuilder Incat Tasmania has today launched a 110 metre vehicle / passenger ferry from the shipyard at Derwent Park in Hobart Tasmania. The ship will commence sea trials in mid January prior to delivery to her new owner Virtu Ferries for service between Malta and Sicily. Bearing the livery … [Read more...]
My Fast Ferries’ new vessel Ocean Adventurer delivered
My Fast Ferries’ new vessel Ocean Adventurer arrived in Sans Souci, Sydney Harbour at 10:30 today. Incat launched hull number 092 a 33 metre 400 passenger commuter passenger vessel built for Manly Fast Ferries on 10 July. The ferry had been under construction at Incat since late 2017, with a team … [Read more...]
Incat heralds new generation fast ferry
A new generation fast ferry has left Tasmania on her delivery voyage to Denmark via the Panama Canal. The Express 3 is a 109 metre high speed vehicle-passenger ferry from Australian shipbuilder Incat Tasmania for Danish operator Molslinjen, becoming the fourth Hobart-built catamaran in the … [Read more...]
Incat to build new catamaran for Virtu Ferries
Incat is very pleased to announce it has been selected by Virtu Ferries of Malta to design and build a 110 metre vehicle passenger (RoPax) ferry. Robert Clifford, Chairman of Australian shipbuilder Incat Tasmania said “Virtu Ferries is amongst the oldest, most respected and most discerning fast … [Read more...]
Incat secures large ship order for Denmark
Incat Tasmania Pty Ltd, Australian shipbuilder, has secured a contract for the construction, delivery and long term charter of a large fast vehicle ferry for Danish company Mols-Linien A/S. The Ferry will be the fourth Incat vessel in the Mols Linien fleet. The Hobart shipyard will commence work … [Read more...]
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