US EditionNZ’s Cook Strait fleet to fall to two after ferry’s retirement paves way for Picton facelift
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NZ’s Cook Strait fleet to fall to two after ferry’s retirement paves way for Picton facelift
One of the Interislander ferries sails from Picton on its way to Wellington. File photo courtesy ANDREW KACIMAIWAI New Zealand’s inter-island ferry fleet will be reduced to just two vessels for the next four years with major works planned at the South Island port of Picton. The 183.69-metre long Aratere is to retire this year ahead of planned re-development at Picton to accommodate the arrival of two new, larger ferries in 2029, KiwiRai…
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