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CONDOR RAPIDE - IMO 9161560

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Photographer:

Barry Graham [ View profile ]

Captured:

Apr 29, 2013

Title:

Location:

St Helier, Channel Islands

Photo Category:

High Speed Vessels

Added:

May 3, 2013

Views:

1,881

Image Resolution:

1,282 x 900

Description:

Condor Rapide manouvering to take up her berth at St Helier, Jersey.

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Incat 45 (Until 2023 Aug)

- Condor Rapide (Until 2023 Aug)

- Sea Leopard (Until 2010 Apr)

- Speedone (Until 2009 May)

- Incat 045 (Until 2004 May 24)

- Winner (Until 2004 May)

- Incat 045 (Until 2002 May)

- Jervis Bay (Until 2001 Nov)

- Hmas Jervis Bay (Until 2001 Sep 11)

- Incat 045 (Until 1999 May)

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Build year:

Builder:

Incat - Hobart, Australia

Manager:

Sea Jets Maritime Co - Piraeus, Greece

Owner:

Sea Jets Maritime Co - Piraeus, Greece

Class society:

Vessel Type:

Ro-ro/passenger Ship

Gross tonnage:

5,007 tons

Summer DWT:

415 tons

Length:

86.6 m

Beam:

26.6 m

Draught:

3.65 m

Photos:

120 photos by 45 photographers

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CHAMPION JET 3

CHAMPION JET 3

CONDOR RAPIDE

SPEEDONE

SPEEDONE

CONDOR RAPIDE

CONDOR RAPIDE

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person

What an interesting voyage that would be!

person

Yes, I can confirm that the vessels do make their own way to the customer. KATEXPRESS 2 recently made the journey to Denmark via the Pacific, Panama Canal and the Atlantic.

person

I expect a Tasmanian member will confirm that the vessels make their own way to the customer, some setting transit time records on the way. I have just discovered that the builders name in the Additional Information box is a link! That told me that there are over 1200 pics of their work on the site.

person

Thanks Clyde. I wonder how she made the journey from Tasmania. Would it have been under her own power or did she hitch a ride?

person

Good shot Barry, She has a dramatic appearance, half the world away from where she was built.

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