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L'Austral is a cruise ship operated by the French cruise line company Compagnie du Ponant.It is the sister vessel of Le Boréal and Le Soléal, being the same weight, length and breadth, along with having 132 cabins and suites for 264 passengers and 140 crew members like the other two ships.
Later, in 2010, Ponant put into service the first of a series of four identical luxury sister ships, Le Boreal. A year later, the company began operating the second ship of the class, L'Austral and in 2013 the third ship of the class was added to the fleet, Le Soléal. [4] [5] The fourth ship of the class, Le Lyrial, was delivered in 2015.
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The news agency reported that 90 of the ship's 347 passengers and crew were air-lifted to safety from life rafts. The sister ship L'Austral responded to the distress call and took on some passengers. Working closely with the Falkland Islands Government, British forces enacted a major search and rescue plan.
Name Type Launched Completed Shipyard ... L'Austral: Cruise ship: ... Compagnie du Ponant: 6195 9438078 MS Riviera: Oceania-class cruise ship 16 July 2011
Le Lyrial is a cruise ship built by Fincantieri in Ancona, Italy, for Compagnie du Ponant. [1] [2] It was delivered on 11 April 2015, [2] and operated its inaugural cruise in May 2015. [3] The name of the ship refers to the Lyra constellation in the northern hemisphere. [2]
Le Lapérouse is the lead ship of the Ponant Explorers-class of cruise ships operated by Ponant. Each member of the class has been allocated the name of a famous French explorer, and Le Lapérouse is named after naval officer Jean-François de Galaup, comte de Lapérouse .
She operated with Compagnie du Ponant as Le Levant until December 2012 when she was refurbished and transferred to Paul Gauguin Cruises, operating under the name Tere Moana. She now specialises in European, Caribbean, and Latin American cruises. [1] The name Tere Moana translates into Ocean Traveller in Tahitian. [2]