Chantier Naval Couach super yacht builders have signed the sale of its second 5000 Fly motor yacht to a Russian client. The 5000 FLY superyacht’s hull is already under construction and is expected to be delivered to her new owners in July 2012.
Couach sells the second 5000 FLY motor yacht
The 2nd Couach FLY 5000 motor yacht sale is the fruit of five years of hard work from all of the construction teams and reinforces the recognition of the Couach brand in the sector of the construction of luxury yachts. This design of the 5000 FLY motor yacht brings together technical expertise acquired by Couach from more than 50 years in patrol military, work boats, yacht high performance building and artisanal know-how of a French company widely recognized in the luxury yacht sector.
Fabrice Vial, owner of construction and Chairman of the Board of surveillance, and Mr Eric Robert Peillard, President of the society concluded: “we are delighted with this commercial success occurred in a still difficult market context demonstrates the vitality of our site, the recognition of its know-how and the commitment of the entire technical and commercial teams.” Chantier Naval Couach right stuff its order book and is given visibility long-term activity”.
Couach sells the second 5000 FLY superyacht
The Couach FLY 5000 flybridge motor yacht is an exceptional yacht that is a very versatile, light, easy to manoeuvre, economical to maintain, fast and sturdy. The 5000 FLY yacht boasts a very spacious 500m² living space including a spacious salon and a very large master suite. Her overall length is 49,5 meters, with a hull length of 49 m, beam of 9,30 m and draught 2,60 m.
The model is able to reach a maximum speed of 30 knots or can comfortably cruise at an economical speed of 12 knot at 200L per hour thanks to her twin MTU 5300 HP engines. Her hull and superstructure are fully built in Glass Kevlar, carbon reinforced.
The Couach group signed their first contract for the 50 metre fly bridge yacht 5000 FLY in December 2006, since then this amazing yacht turned many heads.
