European Seaway & Pathway Visit A&P Tyne

Thursday, March 07, 2002
A&P Tyne has welcomed back two P&O vessels to its Wallsend yard. The 2 22,986 grt passenger/car RoRo vessels have provided work for over 200 men while at the yard. The European Seaway arrived on January 11 for a 15-day refit period which involved general repairs, ballast and fresh water tank cleaning and painting. All work was completed with the vessel departing on time on January 26, 2002. When the European Seaway returned to service the European Pathway left Dover and arrived at Tyne on January 30 for a 15 day annual refit. Work was again successfully completed with the vessel departing on schedule on February 13.
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