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World’s largest LNG gas ferry for Fjord1, Norway


WIND LIFT 1, Jack up vessel built by Western Shipyard, Lithuania, 2009


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Fiskerstrand BLRT AS (est 2007) is a NOR registered 50/50 Joint Venture Company by Fiskerstrand Verft AS and Western Shipyard.


IT’S ALL ABOUT THE FACTS


“13 Seconds”


John Steen-Mikkelsen, CEO of Danske Faerger A/S, refers to the time it takes them to check in a car and


passengers, using the Carus Port Automation Solution. “The advanced set of solutions from Carus is the key


to our business success. As our technology partner they have, over time, proven their excellent service, flexibility and understanding of the ferry industry.”


Booking & Check-in Systems for the Global Ferry Industry


Carus PBS Ab Ltd P.O. Box 195


FIN-22101 Mariehamn www.passengership.info


Phone: +358 20 7107 800 E-mail: info@caruspbs.com Web: www.caruspbs.com


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TIBE Ålesund 11530


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