A quick look at movements in the Stena Line Irish Sea fleet with ‘Stena Adventurer’ returning from dry dock and ‘Stena Superfast X’ moving north.
From the middle of this month Stena Line’s Belfast to Heysham freight vessels will share a terminal with the Isle of Man Steam Packet.
Stena Line’s Japanese built freighter STENA SCOTIA has changed her home port as the result of a change in flag.
Irish Continental Group have published results showing pre-tax profits have almost halved. Meanwhile new vessel W.B. YEATS has been delayed further.
“Industry sources” have told The Irish Times that the new ferry now won’t be delivered until October. Meanwhile competition is hotting up between the UK and Island of Ireland.
STENA HIBERNIA is currently scheduled to leave Belfast Dry Dock this afternoon, starting a chain of fleet movements for both Stena Line and Seatruck.
A look inside Stena Line’s Ro-Ro Freighter Stena Scotia, which has recently returned to the Belfast – Heysham service from the North Sea.
Stena Line’s former Belfast regular STENA SCOTIA made a return to Belfast on Friday. She is due to return to service on the Belfast to Heysham route.
Stena Line have today confirmed the replacement vessel for STENA PRECISION on the Belfast to Liverpool (Birkenhead) route.
Former Belfast to Heysham vessel STENA SCOTIA (ex SCOTIA SEAWAYS, MAERSK EXPORTER) is to return to Belfast as widely expected.
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