P&O Ferries plans to introduce the largest-ever cross channel ferries on the Dover-Calais route. The company has ordered two 210m long ships, which will be the largest vessels capable of fitting into facilities in the channel ports.
Each of the two 49,000 tonne ferries will carry up to 1,500 passengers and will replace Pride of Dover and Pride of Calais in December 2010 and September 2011 respectively.
The vessels will cost £285m and will be built by Finnish shipbuilder Aker Yards.
P&O Ferries claims the two new vessels will offer "significant advances" in fuel efficiency.
Each of the two 49,000 tonne ferries will carry up to 1,500 passengers and will replace Pride of Dover and Pride of Calais in December 2010 and September 2011 respectively.
The vessels will cost £285m and will be built by Finnish shipbuilder Aker Yards.
P&O Ferries claims the two new vessels will offer "significant advances" in fuel efficiency.
4 comments:
I believe currently norfolkline ferry operator operates the largest- ever cross channel ferries. it is good to hear P&O plans to follow the same path...
Yeah, I have good experience with norfolkline. Service was good.
Yes, the Norfolkline is the best ferry travel last month we went to the ferry to france, that time me girl friend and me very enjoyed....
norfolkline Service was good. Last month we went the ferry to france that time we were very enjoyed. the norfolkline service is good...
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