New Alderney ferry boat has licence granted
The Dart Fisher arrived in Alderney in the summer
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Alderney Ferry Services' new vessel, Dart Fisher, has been awarded a licence to operate.
The twin-hulled boat has 12 seats and authorities hope it will help connectivity between Alderney and Guernsey.
The Harbour Authority has provided assistance to the ferry company on the practical operation of the vessel within Braye Harbour, including mooring options and advice for taking on passengers.
Alderney Ferry Services said it hoped the vessel would start operating within the next two weeks.
The Dart Fisher, is a former crew transfer vessel, which has been fitted and serviced in Great Yarmouth.
The boat is expected leave Braye Harbour to seek refuge elsewhere when strong or severe weather is forecast, said authorities.
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- Published12 September
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