 DFDS will swapp some of their ships in the near future. Sirena Seaways will arrive in Esbjerg from Harwich for the very last time on 29 September. However, she will be far from unemployed. “She is already destined for a new service on our Paldiski-Kapellskär route between Estonia and Sweden where she will replace Patricia Seaways as she can offer greater cargo capacity”, says Anders Refsgaard, VP Baltic Sea at DFDS. According to Fleet Director Richard Berg-Larsen, Dana Sirena will leave Esbjerg just a few hours after the last arrival for a trip to Frederikstad in Norway where she will load military equipment for Aalborg & Kalundborg in Denmark. After minor engine maintenance work in Kalundborg, she will head for Paldiski with the first departure to Kapellskär expected on 6 October at 23:55 The ship will be operated by its current deck and engine crew. The catering will be done by a (local) Estonian catering crew, as is normal practice with all passenger ship charters. Preparations for the necessary certificates and agreements as well as practical change of equipment, signs in Swedish and Estonian, and other things are already in full swing. “We are also already working on several options for Patricia Seaways” says Richard Berg-Larsen. Source: DFDS Update |
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