Förde Reederei Seetouristik
The shipping company Fjord cruise industry (FRS ) is a German shipping company that operates on domestic routes in urban transport, especially international ferry connections to the Baltic Sea and in the Mediterranean next ferry. Besides konvertionellen ferries they increasingly uses high-speed ferries. In addition to the operation of ferries, FRS operates three regional bus lines. The subsidiary also FRS Offshore logistics solutions are developed in the wind energy industry.
- 2.1 Fast Ferries (passenger cars and passenger)
- 2.2 Fast ferries ( passenger only )
- 2.3 Combined Ferries
- 2.4 Conventional passenger ferries
- 2.5 double-ended ferries
- 2.6 RoPax
- 2.7 Decommissioned units
History
1935 became operational since 1866 Flensburg- Ekensunder steamship company ( FEDG ) in trouble. Therefore In May 1935 founded around one hundred merchants the " promotion Reederei GmbH " in order to continue the transport activities.
In the 1950s, the transport activities on the Flensburg Fjord was sailing to Denmark with duty-free shopping on board, the so-called butter rides, extended. This meant that new ships were commissioned as well as additional large passenger ships that could hold up to 950 passengers acquired in the 1970s, in the 1960s. At times, led up to 22 ships through shopping trips between Germany and Denmark.
On 1 January 1991, the " promotion Reederei GmbH " and also working in this business since 1958 Flensburg shipping company merged " Seetouristik GmbH & Co. KG " for today's collaborative effort " funding shipping Seetouristik GmbH & Co. KG" (FRS ). Occasion was the impending abolition of duty-free shopping to July 1999.
The group now employs around one thousand people and operates 26 vessels worldwide.
German subsidiaries
- White Fleet GmbH, based in Stralsund
- Reederei Hiddensee GmbH, also based in Stralsund
- Helgoline GmbH & Co. KG, based in Flensburg
- Romo -Sylt Linie GmbH & Co. KG, based in Flensburg
- Bus operators AFAG Bus GmbH in Flensburg
- FördeBus GmbH in Flensburg
- VSF GmbH in Schleswig
- FRS WindCat Offshore Logistics GmbH, headquartered in Flensburg
International Subsidiaries
- FRS Iberia S. L. based in Tarifa (Spain )
- FRS Maroc SARL, established in Tangier ( Morocco)
- Kattegat Rods A / S, headquartered in Aarhus ( Denmark) ( 2011-2013)
Fleet
Fast ferries (passenger cars and passenger)
- HSC Dolphin Jet ( since 2007)
- HSC Tarifa Jet ( since 2006)
- HSC Algeciras Jet ( since 1999)
- HSC Ceuta Jet ( since 1998)
Fast ferries ( passenger only )
- HSC Halunder Jet ( since 2003)
- Taxi Boat Pirate ( 1993 )
- Taxi boat Störtebeker (since 1993)
Combined Ferries
- MF Tanger Express ( since 2003)
Conventional passenger ferries
- MS Hanseatic View ( since 2009)
- MS Atlantis (since 2006, only during the summer season chartered by Reederei Cassen Eils )
- MS Altefaehr (since 1996)
- MS Hanseatic city of Stralsund ( 1996 )
- MS Hiddensee (since 1995)
- MS yells (since 1993)
- MS Schaprode (since 1993)
Double-ended ferries
- MF SyltExpress (since 2005)
- MF Wittow (since 1996)
- MF Breitling (since 1995)
- MF Warnow (since 1995)
- MF Glewitz (since 1994)
- MF Stahlbrode (since 1994)
- MS Vitte (since 1992)
Ro-Pax ferries
- MF EuroVoyager ( since 2011 )
- MF Kattegat (2011-2013), followed by Maroc Express
Decommissioned units
- HSC Tanger Jet (2001-2011)
- HSC Thundercat 1 (2004-2008)
- MF Viking Country (1979-2007)
- MF Westerland (1979-1982 and 1991-2006)
- HSC Cat No.. 1 (1999-2006)
- MS Wilhelmshaven (2004/2005)
- MS Wappen von Hamburg (1983-2005)
- MS Helgoland (2004/2005)
- HSC Hansa Jet (1996-2004)
- HSC Baltic Jet (1997-2004)
- MS Seagull II (1975-2003)
- MS Mommark (1969-2003)
- HSC Flying Viking (2002/2003)
- MS Poseidon (1977-2002)
- MS Dania (1980-2001)
- MS Baltic Star (1975-2000)
- MS Wappen von Flensburg (1992-1999)
- MS Mecklenburg (1992-1999)
- MS Fehmarn I (1975-1999)
- MS Viking (1968-1999)
- MS Fritz Reuter (1990-1999)
- MS Baltic Sea (1990-1998)
- MS Kollund (1966-1998)
- MS Glücksburg (1959-1998)
- MS Afrodite (1970-1998)
- MS Jürgensby (1968-1998)
- MS North Sea I (1975-1998)
- MS Baltica I / Habicht II (1977-1995)
- MS Mürwik (1959-1990)
- MS coat of arms of the Holy port (1981-1988)
- MS Stadt Flensburg (1971-1987)
- MS Meierwik (1963-1987)
- MS Heron II (1979-1986)
- MS Albatros (1977-1986)
- MS Baltic Sea (1969-1986)
- MS Alexandra (1935-1986)
- MS Moby Dick / Moby Dick I (1970-1985)
- MS Trout (1935-1984)
- MS Danica (1980-1983)
- MS Langballigau (1965-1977)
- MS bubble (1935-1976)
- MS Albatros (1935-1971)
- MS Habicht (1935-1957)
- MS Mürwik (1937-1945)