Bastø Fosen

==Fleet==

==Fleet==

[[Image:MF Bastoe III.jpg|thumb|MF ''Bastø III'']]

[[Image:MF Bastoe III.jpg|thumb|MF ''Bastø III'']]

MS ''Bastø I'' and MS ''Bastø II'' are almost identical ships delivered in 1997 for the takeover of the route. Bastø I In March 16, 1997 and Bastø II in June 14th. They have a capacity of 200 cars and 550 passengers and were built at Fosen Mekaniske Verksted. They are 109m long and 18m wide.<ref name=fartoy>{{cite web |url=http://www.basto-fosen.no/index.php?c=18&kat=Fart%F8y&p=1|title=Fartøy |author=Bastø Fosen |accessdate=2008-07-07 |language=Norwegian}}</ref>

MS ''Bastø I'' and MS ''Bastø II'' are almost identical ships delivered in 1997 for the takeover of the route. Bastø I on March 16, 1997 and Bastø II on June 14. They have a capacity of 200 cars and 550 passengers and were built at Fosen Mekaniske Verksted. They are 109m long and 18m wide.<ref name=fartoy>{{cite web |url=http://www.basto-fosen.no/index.php?c=18&kat=Fart%F8y&p=1|title=Fartøy |author=Bastø Fosen |accessdate=2008-07-07 |language=Norwegian}}</ref>

MS ''Bastø III'' was delivered in February 14, 2005 in conjunction with the second concession period. With a capacity of 212 cars and 540 passengers, she was built at [[Remontowa]] Yard in [[Gdańsk]].<ref name=fartoy /> three Bigger Ferries, Bastø IV and Bastø V and Bastø VI was ordered in 2014 and was completed in 2016. Bastø VI arrived December 10, 2016; Bastø IV arrived December 23, 2016; and Bastø V arrived in April 2017.

MS ''Bastø III'' was delivered on February 14, 2005 in conjunction with the second concession period. With a capacity of 212 cars and 540 passengers, she was built at [[Remontowa]] Yard in [[Gdańsk]].<ref name=fartoy /> three Bigger Ferries, Bastø IV and Bastø V and Bastø VI was ordered in 2014 and was completed in 2016. Bastø VI arrived December 10, 2016; Bastø IV arrived December 23, 2016; and Bastø V arrived in April 2017.

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