The Afai 08 is a dual-hulled vessel built in the year 1998 in collaboration between the Australian shipbuilding giant Incat and the Hong Kong conglomerate Afai. The vessel’s singularity comes from the fact that it is capable of accommodating both people as well as a given number of motor vehicles.
Plastiki – A Catamaran Made from Plastic Bottles
Plastiki is a catamaran made from plastic bottles to make people realize the ill effects of plastic on marine life and how it increases the marine pollution. Know more about plastiki inside the article.
Austal Delivers 50m High Speed Catamaran To Brave Line
Austal Limited (Austal) has delivered a 50-metre high-speed catamaran to Brave Line under the Company’s first commercial contract award to a Taiwan enterprise.
Wight Shipyard Delivers First Multi-Million Pound Catamaran Joining Two European Capital Cities
Wight Shipyard Co delivered its first multi-million-pound export order for a 250-passenger river catamaran to operate for Central Danube Region Marketing & Development GmbH’s Twin City Liner.
Main Types of Catamarans Used in the Shipping World
A catamaran is a boat that has two hulls instead of a single hull which the traditionally designed have & the important types are cruise and sailing catamaran.
Passenger Ferry Contract From SNC Aremiti Celebrates Austal’s Fifth Vessel
SNC Aremiti, has awarded a AU$30 million contract to Austal to design and build a new 49 metre high-speed passenger catamaran ferry.
Metal Shark Building Multiple Passenger Vessels For NYC Ferry
Metal Shark is once again building multiple high-speed aluminum catamaran passenger vessels for the NYC Ferry Service Operated by Hornblower.
Incat Crowther Designs Second 70m Catamaran Fast Crew Boat
Incat Crowther is pleased to confirm that construction is well advanced for a second 70m Catamaran Crew boat sister ship to the Muslim Magomayev.
L-Cat: A Multi-Purpose Supply Catamaran
L-Cat is a special type of catamaran that can be used for a number of applications. Know more about this highly innovative catamaran in the article.