Filipino-made high-speed ferry sets sail for Denmark

The world's largest catamaran ferry built by Filipinos is now sailing towards Denmark as it makes its maiden voyage from Cebu. ManilaBulletin

Made by Austal Philippines, Express 5 already embarked on its first trip to Rønne, Denmark after being commissioned by prominent Danish shipping company Molslinjen.

Philippine Ambassador to Denmark Leo Herrera-Lim said the delivery of the high-speed ferry to Denmark—the second one to be built by Filipinos—"signifies the country's growing expertise and capability in constructing world-class vessels at competitive rates."

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