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about 15 years ago

STX Finland signs ferry order

On April 8, STX Finland and Finferries signed a contract for the construction of a double-ended ferry to operate in Finland’s Turku Archipelago. The ship will be built at STX Rauma shipyard and it will be delivered at the end of 2012. The ship will be 65 metres in length and 12.8 metres in breadth.

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On April 8, STX Finland and Finferries signed a contract for the construction of a double-ended ferry to operate in Finland’s Turku Archipelago. The ship will be built at STX Rauma shipyard and it will be delivered at the end of 2012.

The ship will be 65 metres in length and 12.8 metres in breadth. The new passenger ferry will operate on the Korpo – Houtskär route, of which the length and challenging ice conditions will set special requirements to the performance of the vessel. In addition, the vessel will be constructed in accordance with the safety regulations defined in the EU shipbuilding directive and it will be the first vessel to reach the new generation safety level.

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