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Home›Green Marine›Green light expected for trouble-plagued ferry
Green Marine

March 9, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Green light expected for trouble-plagued ferry

Toll Shipping hopes to get the green light from the Maritime Safety Authority (MSA) today to resume passenger services on its trouble-plagued Interislander ferry Aratere. The MSA banned the Aratere from carrying passengers on February 10 after steering failure on the ferry entering Wellington harbou

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Toll Shipping hopes to get the green light from the Maritime Safety Authority (MSA) today to resume passenger services on its trouble-plagued Interislander ferry Aratere. The MSA banned the Aratere from carrying passengers on February 10 after steering failure on the ferry entering Wellington harbour with 190 passengers aboard.

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