Seacat service back on..
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The launch of the new seacat service between Dover and
Boulogne will take place this weekend after all.
It had been put back for a week
because of a delay in certification. But a spokesman for LD Lines
said all the documentation was now in place and the first crossing
will be made from
Dover on Saturday morning as planned.
The wave-piercing catamaran is to
operate under the British flag and will make four return crossings each
day.
The Norman Arrow will be the largest
fast craft ever to operate on the Channel.
Final preparations are being made for the start of the
new service.
Norman Arrow can carry up to 1,200
passengers, 417 cars or combination of up to 30 freight vehicles
and 195 cars. Crossing time will be one hour.
For more stories from Dover and Deal
visit eastkentmercury.co.uk
Thursday, June 04 2009
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