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Home›Green Marine›Arahura Ferry Sailing Again
Green Marine

April 25, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Arahura Ferry Sailing Again

The Interisland ferry with 670 people on board, lost all propulsion near the entrance to Tory Channel yesterday morning. Emergency services were activated, but engineers were able to restore power. During the crossing, passengers endured six metre swells and winds reaching 100 kilometres an hour bef

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The Interisland ferry with 670 people on board, lost all propulsion near the entrance to Tory Channel yesterday morning. Emergency services were activated, but engineers were able to restore power. During the crossing, passengers endured six metre swells and winds reaching 100 kilometres an hour before the ship limped into Picton, almost three hours late.

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