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Isle of Islay
Gaelic Name:
N/A
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Current Status:
Type:
Callsign:
Under Construction for CalMac
Steel MV
IMO:
MMSI:
Launched:
Acquired:
16/03/24
Entered Service:
Disposed:
Details
Ordered By:
Cost:
Registered:
Launched by:
Named after:
Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL)
£91 million (for both new ferries)
Glasgow
Morag McNeill, Chair of CMAL
Islay is the southernmost island of the Inner Hebrides of Scotland.
Dimensions
Length:
94.8m
Draught:
Breadth:
4m
18.7m
Gross Tonnage:
8680
Technical
Builders:
Cemre Shipyard, Turkey
Yard No:
1092
Engine Builders:
2x Voith Schneiders (stern), 2x Bow Thrusters
Machinery:
Speed:
16.5
Hoist & Lifts:
Remarks:
Capacities
Passengers:
Cars:
Crew:
Lifeboats:
450
100
27
Facilities
Route Timeline
Current, Last or Usual Route
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Kennacraig - Port Ellen / Port Askaig
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