JACKLYN in place in Brownsville for its final rest © Port of Brownsville
Former Stena Line ro-ro STENA FREIGHTER sold for scrap after plans to convert the vessel into a space rocket recovery vessel fail
Aug 19 2022
Ro-roThe 2004-built, 2,715 lanemetre capacity ro-ro JACKLYN, owned by Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin, has been sold for scrap following the failure of the vessels planned conversion into a space rocket recovery vessel. The vessel started life as Stena Line’s STENA FREIGHTER.
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