Yacht name: Fulk al Salamah Length: 447 ft • 136 m Year: 1987 Builder: Bremer Vulkan (now L?rssen) Gross Tonnage: approx 10,000 GT Owner: Sultan Sayyed Qabus bin Said as Said of Oman (Sultan Qaboos bin Said) Photo: Pam Massey • Muscat • December 2006 Fulk al Salamah is an amphibious transport and logistics ship, assigned to Al Said and the Omani Royal Yacht Squadron
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Fulk al Salamah
Yacht name: 70 Wallypower Open Length: 71 ft 9 • 21.9 m Year: 2006 Builder: Wally Speed: 40 knots ? Photo: monacoeye • 2006 & 2007 Monaco Yacht Show
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70 Wallypower Open
Yacht name: Van Triumph Length: 211 ft 11 • 64.6 m Year: 1984 Builder: Supercraft Photo: Anders Linden • Hong Kong • 2007
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Van Triumph
The Learjet is quite a contender in the competitive private jet market. Its cruise speed, cabin space, and technological advancement are greater than other light private jets . It has excellent range/payload flexibility and climbs quickly to elevations far above most air traffic and bad weather. Its range allows for nonstop flights from Chicago to San Francisco or from Singapore to Hong Kong — trips that few other light private jets could complete
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Learjet 40
Yacht name: Bart Roberts Formerly: Narwhal Length: 265 ft • 80.7 m Year: 1963 Builder: Canadian Vickers Conversion: Lennart Edstr?m Photo: Pam Massey • Dubai • December 2006 Pam took these nice photos of Bart Roberts, the pirate-themed ex Canadian coastguard ice-breaker, in Dubai.
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Yacht name: Shahnaz Formerly: El Bravo Length: 209 ft 9 • 64 m Year: 1991 Builder: Cantieri Nuovi Liguri Architect: Studio de Jorio • Vincenzo Ruggiero Photo: Pam Massey • Dubai • December 2006
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Shahnaz
Name: Lunch Boat • 70 Wallypower Length: 70 ft .. Builder: Wally Year: 2005 Photo: monacoeye • Monaco Yacht Show 2005
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70 Wallypower • Lunch Boat
Yacht name: 47 Wallypower (left) & Wallytender (right) Length: 14.7 m • 48 ft 2 Engines: 2 x 435 hp Monaco Yacht Show 2006 & 2007
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47 Wallypower
Yacht name: 47 Wallypower • Gu Tender Length: 14.7 m • 48 ft 2 Antibes 2007
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47 Wallypower • Gu Tender
The Boeing Business Jet is a member of the venerated 737 family. The 737s collectively have over 60 million hours of flight time and are still in high demand in the commercial aviation market. The BBJ sold more than a hundred planes in just four years of production, and orders continue to come in. No other private jet offers as much cabin space or reliability
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Boeing Business Jet (BBJ)
Photo: monacoeye • Monte Carlo • 27 January 2008 Sebastien Loeb sealed his first victory of the year today, in the first event of the 2008 World Rally Championship. The final stage of the Monte Carlo Rally was held on the lower half of the Grand Prix track around the port, with cars racing in staggered pairs. Australian Chris Atkinson drove like a complete loony in the port stage and finished with the fastest time, allowing him to hold on to third place in the general rankings by just one second
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Sebastien Loeb
Yacht name: Michaela Rose Length: 161 ft 9 • 49.3 m Year: 1984 Builder: Schweers #6457 Photo: Anders Linden • 2007 • Stockholm
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Michaela Rose
Yacht name: Time For Us Formerly: Cristal A • Fortunate Sun • Sea Jewel Length: 151 ft • 46 m Year: 1987 Builder: Feadship • #636 Photo: Anders Linden • Stockholm • 2007
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Time For Us
Yacht name: Lady Joy Length: 157 ft • 47.9 m Year: 2007 Builder: Christensen #31 Photo: Robert Paylor • St Barths • January 2008
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Lady Joy
The December, 2007 issue of South Florida CEO, The Business Magazine of Miami-Dade, Broward and the Palm Beaches, featured an article about Merrill-Stevens’ Miami River expansion and the future growth of the company.
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Miami River Expansion Propels Creation of 500+ New Jobs in Yachting Industry
Sentient Member upgraded from a boring midsize (Lear 60, Citation Excel or a Hawker) to this beautiful Challenger 604 for one of his flights and still saved 30% on the whole package Longstanding Sentient member recently flew with Regent Jet from Morristown, NJ to West Palm Beach for a four-day weekend. Sentient “Preferred Mid” rate for both legs: $36,446 including taxes and fees Regent Jet sourced a 2002 Challenger 604 (10 passenger heavy jet) for the outbound flight, and a 2001 Lear Jet 60 for the return, for $24,810. Net savings: $11,636 (over 30%!!!) for an upgraded flight (from a likely Citation Excel or Lear to a Challenger 604) and a comparable flight (on the Lear 60).
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Hedge of the Week – Sentient Jet
Yacht name: Contina Length: 26.7 m • 88 ft Year: 1999 Builder: Inace • #548 Photo: Robert Paylor • St Barths • Jan 2008
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Contina
The February 2008 Boat International annual Top 100 megayachts issue is out. This year’s edition is a bumper issue, full of great detail about many of the larger yachts featured on this site, with each yacht in the Top 100 illustrated, and a pull-out table of the whole list. Dubai is still in number one spot, of course, while we wait for Eclipse to eclipse it
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Boat International Top 100
Yacht name: Paola Formerly: Iliki VII Length: 113 ft • 34 m Year: 2000 Builder: Codecasa • C21 Photo: monacoeye • 2007
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Paola
Yacht name: Embark Formerly: Galu Length: 114 ft • 35 m Year: 1995 Builder: Codecasa • C102 Photo: Anders Linden • Stockholm • July 2007
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Embark
Yacht name: Party Girl Length: 146 ft • 44.5 m Year: 2007 Builder: Christensen #30 Photo: Bob Paylor •?St Barths • Dec 2007
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Party Girl
The Sino Swearingen SJ 30-2 is a little-known private jet from an almost unheard-of company.
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Sino Swearingen SJ 30-2
