Posts involving the ferry operator Stena Line
The leading independent resource on the internet for Stena’s next generation of RoPax ferry, the Chinese built Stena E-Flexer class. Includes technical info and regular updates (including pictures) on the construction of the new vessels including those for Stena Line, Brittany Ferries, and DFDS.
A look back at the announcement that Stena Sealink Line would be moving their Larne to Stranraer service to Belfast.
STENA FORERUNNER is the temporary dedicated Belfast to Birkenhead freight vessel. She is one of three Stena 4-Runner MkII freight vessels built for Stena RoRo in China. In these pictures we get a rare glimpse inside a vessel which normally only gets seen by freight drivers and her own crew.
Stena Line’s Japanese built freighter STENA SCOTIA has changed her home port as the result of a change in flag.
As a central part of Stena Line’s efforts to reduce fuel consumption and minimise environmental impact, the company is now running a pilot study where artificial intelligence technology is implemented on board vessels.
SEATRUCK PRECISION is a Seatruck freight ferry which was designed and built to operate into Heysham port. History, photographs, and technical information.
Irish Continental Group have published results showing pre-tax profits have almost halved. Meanwhile new vessel W.B. YEATS has been delayed further.
SEATRUCK PERFORMANCE is a Seatruck freight ferry which was designed and built to operate into Heysham port. History, photographs, and technical information.
An unprecedented nine Stena Line ferries have received the prestigious Jones F. Devlin Award from the Chamber of Shipping of America (CSA), acknowledging the skills and dedication of the men and women responsible for safe vessel operations.
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 has taken part in training that will ensure its staff are equipped to provide excellent customer service to people with learning difficulties and communication barriers.