Construction is underway on a 39-meter passenger ferry designed by Incat Crowther for Singapore's Majestic Fast Ferry, marking the third generation of the 39-meter platform the naval architecture firm has developed for the operator. The vessel is being built at Indonesian shipyard PT Cahaya Samudra. The design incorporates refinements developed jointly by Incat Crowther, Majestic Fast Ferry and PT Cahaya Samudra, with optimized performance and weight
reduction as key drivers. A new raked bow form and expanded use of lightweight materials, including extruded aluminium sections, simplify the vessel's structure, reduce weight and streamline build time. The ferry is designed to carry 312 passengers at speeds of up to 32.5 knots, an improvement over earlier 39-meter platforms, and features spacious seating, additional luggage storage, a VIP seating area on the main deck, five bathrooms and a kiosk. Up to twenty vessels of the third-generation design are expected to be built under the project, with construction of the first unit due for completion by 2027. The new commission extends a long-running partnership between Majestic Fast Ferry and Incat Crowther, which has previously designed first- and second-generation ferries of 29-meter, 33-meter, 39-meter and 42-meter lengths for the Singaporean operator.
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