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KATEXPRESS 2 - IMO 9561356
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Photographer:Walter Pless [ View profile ]
Captured:Mar 21, 2013
Title:Katexpress 2
Photo Category:High Speed Vessels
Added:Mar 21, 2013
Views:1,023
Image Resolution:2,497 x 1,495
Description:
KATEXPRESS 2 on the River Derwent at Risdon, near Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, on Thursday, 21 March 2013, on her way to refuel at the Self's Point terminal before leaving for Europe.
Vessel
particulars
Current name:KATEXPRESS 2
Callsign:OWMN
IMO:9561356
MMSI:219018172
Build year:2013
Builder:Incat - Hobart, Australia
Manager:Mols Linien - Aarhus, Denmark
Class society:Det Norske Veritas
Vessel Type:Ro-ro/passenger Ship
Gross tonnage:10,500 tons
Summer DWT:3,000 tons
Length:112 m
Beam:31 m
Draught:3.4 m
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Last known position:55°58’4.15” N, 11°17’12” E
Status:
Speed, course (heading):15kts, 267.3° (270°)
Destination:
- Location:Aar Odd Aar
- Arrival:
Last update:31 minutes ago
Source:AIS (ShipXplorer)
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A journey of some 20,000 kilometers, or 11,100 miles. Despite the size of the ferry it is still lightweight and has a speed of up to 36 knots or 67 km / h. This makes it one of the fastest ferries in the world. KatExpress 2 can accommodate 1000 passengers, 417 cars, buses and trucks.
From Baltic Transport Journal
KatExpress 2 arrives in Aarhus
Publication date: 2013-04-29
Tags: maritime, world, denmark
Mols-Linien’s newest lightweight fast catamaran has ended its journey from a shipyard in Tasmania to its owner in Aarhus.
KatExpress 2 is scheduled to start sailing on the Mols-Linien’s network on 2nd May. The ship has been constructed in the Incat shipyard, the same which built KatExpress 1.
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