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- Princess Anne, Seaspeed – SRN4,converted to Mk.III specification in 1978 03 – N500-02 Ingénieur Jean Bertin, Seaspeed – from 1977. One ex-Seaspeed SR.N4 craft...
- Ray (T-AKR-9679), built in 1977, was previously known as MV Saudi Makkah and MV Seaspeed Asia. She can carry 1,315 containers and has both bow and stern thrusters...
- endorsees of the bills of lading." Dillon. "Slazengers Ltd v Seaspeed Ferries International Ltd (Seaspeed Dora)". vLex. Retrieved 7 March 2022. "M/S Endeavour...
- Throughout the development and production of 001, both Hoverlloyd and Seaspeed carefully monitored progress on the project. In October 1967, the completed...
- British Rail owned Seaspeed in 1968 with the car carrying SRN 4 Hovercraft The Princess Anne and The Princess Margaret. Seaspeed were not the first hovercraft...
- traditional ferries, it had a fierce rivalry with hovercraft operator Seaspeed, which also operated SR.N4s on the cross-Channel route. In 1969, in conjunction...
- than use the name Sealink, the services were marketed as Seaspeed and Solent Seaspeed. Seaspeed merged with rival Hoverlloyd in 1981 to form Hoverspeed...
- p****enger and 30 car carrying SR.N4 cross-channel ferry by Hoverlloyd and Seaspeed in 1968, hovercraft had developed into useful commercial craft. Another...
- by the British Railways Act 1967 and started its first service in 1966. Seaspeed started cross-Channel services from Dover to Calais and Boulogne-sur-Mer...
- Rail-owned Seaspeed with its rival Cowes-Southampton route. Eventually, Hovertravel took over running of the route on behalf of Seaspeed; however, in...