Piana (ship)

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Piana
The Piana in January 2012
The Piana in January 2012
Ship data
flag FranceFrance (national flag of the sea) France
Ship type Ferry
Callsign FHSE
home port Bastia
Owner Management Meridonale de Navigation
Shipping company La Méridionale
Shipyard Brodosplit , Split
Build number 468
Launch November 24, 2010
takeover December 13, 2011
Commissioning December 2011
Ship dimensions and crew
length
180 m ( Lüa )
width 30.6 m
Draft Max. 6.7 m
measurement 42,180 GT
Machine system
machine 4 × Wärtsilä 8L46f diesel engines
Machine
performanceTemplate: Infobox ship / maintenance / service format 		38,400 kW (52,209 hp)
Top
speed 		23.9 kn (44 km / h)
propeller 2
Transport capacities
running track meters 2,516 m
Permitted number of passengers 750
Vehicle capacity 200 cars
Others
Registration
numbers 		IMO 9526332

The Piana is a ferry of the French shipping company La Méridionale that was put into service in 2011 . It is used on the route from Marseille to Bastia .

history

The Piana was built under hull number 468 in the Brodosplit shipyard in Split and was launched on November 24, 2010. The delivery to La Méridionale took place on December 13, 2011. In the same month, the ship began the ferry service between Marseille and Bastia. The Piana cost around 150 million US dollars to build, making it the most expensive Brodosplit ship to date.

The Piana is the largest ship in the La Méridionale fleet and is used by the shipping company in night traffic.

Furnishing

In addition to various common rooms, the Piana has two bars, a play area for children and a cinema. In addition to the main dining room Le Piana with fixed table times, the ship also has a self-service restaurant called Le Palombaggia .

On board the Piana there are cabins for up to 700 passengers, the total number of passengers is a maximum of 750. The cabins are on decks 8 and 9 of the ship.

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