# Cometa 1981 35m Flying Dolphin

- id: 6648
- url: 1981-cometa-35m-flying-dolphin-6648
- Listing status: checked
- Listing type: vessel for sale
- Category: Hydrofoil
- Built: 1981
- Price: from €283,000
- Added date: 2022-12-06

Description
The Kometa is a passenger hydrofoil that was designed in the former USSR. Experts say the Kometa, which means comet in Russian, is one of the most successful passenger hydrofoils in the world and in operation in many countries.
At present a new model, a Kometa-120 m passenger hydrofoil ship, is being developed in Russia that will cost more than $6 million.

Specifications
Builder:  Hydrofoil DSC
Model:   Cometa 35m Flying Dolphin
Constructed:  1981
Cabins:  1
No. of engines:  2
Engine model:  SUDOIMPORT RUSSIA
Engine power:  1998.00
Fuel type:  Diesel
Drive type:  Shaft drive
Maximum Speed:  33 knots
Length over all:  30.26m
Beam:  6.01m
Maximum draft:  1.80m
Hull material:  Aluminium
Hull type:  Other

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Equipment
Model:	HYDROFOIL DSC COMETA 35M FLYING DOLPHIN
Type:	motor yacht
LOA (m):	30,26
Beam (m):	6,01
Draft (m):	1,80
Year built:	1981
Builder:	FEODOSIYA SHIPYARD USSR/UKRAINE
Country:	Russia
Gross tonnage:	141
Net tonnage:	49
Hull material:	aluminium
Hull colour:	White blue
Superstructure material:	aluminium
Window frame:	aluminium
Window material:	glass
Fuel tank (litre):	4.000
Freshwater tank (litre):	300
Wheel steering:	yes
Extra info:	Passengers capacity: 124
Extra info:	CLASS: Albanian Register of Shipping (ARS)
The Kometa is a passenger hydrofoil that was designed in the former USSR. Experts say the Kometa, which means comet in Russian, is one of the most successful passenger hydrofoils in the world and in operation in many countries.
At present a new model, a Kometa-120 m passenger hydrofoil ship, is being developed in Russia that will cost more than $6 million.
For more information: HYDROFOIL DSC COMETA 35M FLYING DOLPHIN for sale at De Valk Yachtbrokers - Click here:

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