-
operated the
Jetfoils Princesse Clementine and
Prinses Stephanie on the Ostend–Dover
route from 1981
until 1997. In
North America, the
Boeing Jetfoil saw regularly...
- the
TurboJET brand.
TurboJET is the world's
largest operator of Boeing's
Jetfoils; all used to
belong to the
former Far East Hydrofoil,
which also used PS-30...
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Transportation between the islands, by cargo-p****engers boats,
jetfoils, and aircraft, is
supported by
harbours on all
inhabited islands and five...
-
container ships, bulk carriers, oil tankers, as well as high
speed p****enger
jetfoils. In addition, it is also a
producer of
warships for the ****an Maritime...
-
Kagoshima (****anese: 鹿児島, IPA: [kaɡoɕima]),
officially Kagoshima City (鹿児島市, Kagoshima-shi, IPA: [kaɡoɕimaɕi]), is the
capital city of
Kagoshima Prefecture...
- USS Tu****cari (PGH-2) (built by Boeing;
predecessor to Boeing's
commercial JetFoils)
Pegasus class hydrofoils USS Pegasus (PHM-1),
formerly Delphinus USS Hercules (PHM-2)...
-
Maritime Industry (1979)
Maritime Transportation Research Board, pp. 127–131 "
Jetfoil/hydrofoil
Historical Snapshot". Boeing. "GE – Aviation: GE Goes from Installation...
-
building the Pegasus-class
hydrofoil for the Navy, and
commercial Boeing 929
jetfoils alongside the
aircraft production lines. The
factory has its own rail spur...
- the same requirements. The
primary technology, also used in the
Boeing Jetfoil ferries, used
submerged flying foils with
waterjet propulsion. The ships...
- subsidiary, TurboJET, it owns one of the world's
largest fleets of high-speed
jetfoils,
which ferry p****engers
between Hong Kong and Macau. In the 1980s, Ho pioneered...
