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Havila Pollux ferry accidents and incidents

Havila Pollux ferry cruise ship
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Former names
Barreras 1711

Length (LOA)
124 m / 407 ft

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CruiseMapper's Havila Pollux ferry cruise ship accidents, incidents and law news reports relate to a 680-passenger vessel owned by Havila Voyages. Our Havila Pollux ferry accidents page contains reports made by using official data from renown online news media sources, US Coast Guard and Wikipedia.

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  • shipbuilding yard changed in 2019 - from Barreras (Vigo, Spain) to Tersan (Yalova, Turkey)

2019Structural and Technical Issues

Havila Pollux ship's construction was started at Barreras Shipyard (Vigo, Spain). However, in August 2019, due to financial difficulties, the shipyard suspended all works on both Havila Kystruten-owned newbuilds (Pollux and Polaris) and in late-November 2019 cancelled both orders. In late-December, both unfinished hulls were towed to Tersan Shipyard (Yalova, Turkey). The Turkish shipyard was already building Havila's other 2 ships (Capella and Castor), and all 4 ferries will be delivered by 2021-Q4.

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