A key feature of the super yacht Squadron 78 Custom is the large flybridge, which now has new seating arrangements to provide even greater floor space from the steps to the helm station. The main seating area includes the addition of an electric table that can be converted to a cushioned sunbathing area. The same dashboard as the newest models in the Squadron range has been installed as well as the bar area that comprises griddle, sink, fridge and ice-maker. The crane for launching and lifting a PWC is still fitted to the aft flybridge as standard.
With Fairline’s on-going design trend towards spacious and light-filled interiors, the latest model has new hull windows, allowing even more natural light into the cabins.
Adam Greenwood, Technical Director at Fairline comments, “The Squadron 78 Custom is our current flagship. Many customisable options are available throughout the interior accommodation and the recent upgrade to the flybridge layout makes even greater use of the space.”
Within the interior accommodation, customers can choose to include a dedicated office, separate walk-in wardrobes or enlarged en-suite bathroom. The dining room and galley can be integrated with the saloon to create a light, sociable area. The magnificent master stateroom spans the entire width of the motor yacht and comprises an en-suite dressing room, as well as a bathroom with a large walk-in shower, or an optional whirlpool bath.
Further custom options include, but are not limited to, an additional long range fuel tank, fin or gyro zero-speed stabilisers, changes to bulkheads and furniture, and an additional staircase.
As with the other larger models in the Fairline range, purchasers of the luxury yacht Squadron 78 Custom have the benefit of a dedicated Yacht Division Consultant who advises and consults with them throughout the entire purchase.
The 2012 Fairline Targa express cruiser and Squadron flybridge motor yacht ranges have RINA Green Plus Yacht Certification. The certification recognises vessels with design solutions, equipment and operational procedures that help make improvements in environmental performance.
Principal Dimensions of the Squadron 78 Custom Superyacht by Fairline:
Length of hull (bow to transom, incl. gunwale): 73ft 4in (22.35m)
Length overall (inc. gunwale and bathing platform): 79ft 11in (24.37m)
Beam (inc. gunwale): 18ft 8in (5.70m)
Number of berths: 6–13
Draught: 5ft 3in (1.61m) unloaded
Height above waterline (inc. arch + nav. light mast): 25ft 4in (7.72m)
Transport height: 18ft 5in (5.61m)
Dry weight (approx.): 45.52 tons (46,250kg)
Fuel capacity: 1296 gals/1557 US gals (5,892L)
Water capacity (inc. Calorifier): 251 gals/301 US gals (1,140L)
Engine recommendations (twin): from 2,720mhp to 3,244mhp
