Ferry capacity doubled on Boulogne route
Monday, 25 May, 2010
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A second ferry is being deployed on the Dover-Boulogne route by LD Lines.
The two ship operation will start on Saturday (May 29), raising frequency from eight to 14 sailings a day
The newly named 22,152 tonne vessel Norman Trader will operate in tandem with existing ferry Norman Bridge.
Both vessels have capacity for up to 400 passengers and can carry up to 130 cars and 40 trucks, or adjustable combinations of freight and tourist traffic.
The on board facilities include self-service restaurant, shop, lounge bar and TV lounge – with 96 reclining seats in the passenger lounges.
Fares lead-in at £29 one way for a vehicle and up to nine passengers.
LD Lines’ managing director Christophe Santoni said: “The introduction of a second ship to the Dover-Boulogne route reflects our determination to develop and establish the service.
“The increased frequency and capacity we can now provide will undoubtedly appeal to and meet the demands of both freight and tourist cross channel customers.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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