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Austal Philippines delivers OCEAN MASTER to Rottnest Fast Ferries
High-speedOCEAN MASTER,a new 32-metre aluminium catamaran designed by Incat Crowther and constructed by Austal Philippines, has successfully completed sea trials and is now enroute to Perth, Australia where it will join Rottnest Fast Ferries' growing fleet.
The vessel, with a capacity of 400 passengers and five crew across three decks, will allow Rottnest Fast Ferries to optimise its operational efficiency while providing an elevated passenger experience. OCEAN MASTER features spacious seating arrangements, a flexible configuration to accommodate wheelchair users, extensive luggage and bicycle storage areas, a large bar and kiosk, and five bathrooms, including an accessible facility.
Designed to complete the 30-kilometre journey from Hillarys Boat Harbour to Rottnest Island in just 45 minutes, OCEAN MASTER is powered by two 1,029kW MAN D2862 diesel engines driving fixed pitch propellers, achieving an operating speed of 25 knots.
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Dec 06 2024
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