From military to civil role for WESTPAC EXPRESS © Austal
Belfast’s Harland & Wolff to return WESTPAC EXPRESS to commercial passenger role
jan 13 2018
High-speedFollowing 16 years of sterling service for the US Marine Corp in the Pacific, the 2001, Austal-built 101m WESTPAC EXPRESS (HSV 676) is scheduled to arrive at the Northern Ireland shipyard of Harland & Wolff on 15 January for work to return the high-speed catamaran to her passenger/vehicle carrying role.
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