German ferry operator TT-Line has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with CMI Jinling Shipyard for the construction of 1+1 next-generation RoPax vessels. These new ships will surpass the size and capacity of the NILS HOLGERSSON and PETER PAN, which were delivered by the same shipyard in 2022. The upcoming vessels will measure around 240 metres in length, accommodate up to 1,000 passengers, and will be equipped with LNG-hybrid propulsion technology.
German TT-Line Signs LOI with Jinling Shipyard for Next-Generation RoPax Vessels
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