Very good educational explain

This ship is operated in the Canary Island, Spain, for travels from las Palmas to tenerife and go back

You can tell this was hard footage to assemble . Bravo to the production team.

G'day to you, Nice to see something Built in my home state! from Armadale Western Australia!

I'm thinking of an idea for the return of ocean liners as "micro liners" - ships carrying maybe 100-200 people per voyage, shuttling them across the ocean. The idea would be to supplement the current Cunard liner services with more transoceanic options. People generally fly across the ocean those days, so there is probably a small market for this - but I bet it's not a market of zero.

Where will this boat be used, or did I miss something?

Did the vid mention speed? If so, I missed it. Thanks.

With respect if it is the "first" then surely , no matter it's size , it must be the largest without one other to compare it to.?

Is this for trans oceanic voyages or just from Miami to Bahamas?

Meanwhile in WA state the ferry aystem has 26 ferries and only 11 are active. We cant even keep ours running and staffed.

Henderson?

Has anyone seen information that provides an idea of how long it takes for one of these to pay for itself?

Where does it operate?

…didn’t think that I would’ve watched this entire vid….but I was enjoyable

Unfortunately Express 5 by Molslinien has already surpassed this fast ferry. 1610 passengers and 451 cars makes it bigger. Build by the same manufacturer though. Impressive how fast development is moving these days.

WOW! That’s an amazing vessel! Who’s Fred Olsen?