New partners and fresh wind: This is how the shipping company is planning my ferry 2025!

New partners and fresh wind: This is how the shipping company is planning my ferry 2025!

Norderney, Deutschland - The shipping company My ferry goes into the 2025 with fresh wind and new partners: Hans-Jürgen Lüger, an experienced ship expert, becomes operations manager and replaces Georg Schröder. Lüger brings extensive knowledge in the areas of shipbuilding, controlling and quality assurance, which is of central importance for the future development of the company. Together with the ship management company Fehn Ship Management from Leer, which takes over the technical management of the fleet, the shipping company relies on strong cooperation to achieve its ambitious goals. According to Frank Voss, the managing partner, these partnerships set the course for a successful future and ensuring high -quality ferry traffic.

milestone celebrated

Another important step in the history of the shipping company was carried out in May 2023: On May 1, the first ship was left off the stack. The 50-meter-long roll-on-roll-off ship, which can absorb up to 90 passengers and their vehicles, is currently in the interior. Frank Voss was personally present at the ceremonial stacking ceremony and was pleased with this progress. If the construction continues to run according to schedule, the ferry could already take on line traffic between Norddeich and the neighboring island of Norderney in the summer of 2023, such as Juist News reported.

The preparations are already in full swing: The shipping company plans to offer my ferry to offer an online -based ticket sale, as there will be no sales outlets on site. However, a spontaneous ticket purchase on board is also possible if there are still places available. The first command take place on May 15 by captain Arne Möller, while the remaining positions, including the second captain, are filled quickly. The shipping company was founded in 2022 and aims to optimize the ferry traffic between Norderney and the mainland, according to Ostfriesischer Kurier .