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SRN4 Mk II and III craft operating with Hoverspeed from Dover

Original Hoverspeed Livery (Red White and Blue)

When HoverSpeed introduced the new seacat service from Dover, they stopped the use of their three SRN4 Mk IIs to cut costs. Unfortunately, while doing a routine mantenence on the Dover pad, a fire broke out along the port bow of this craft, the Prince Of Wales, destroying most of it beyond repair. She was then broken up. (Photo: The Hoverspeed Story)

The Prince of Wales mid-channel. (The Hoverspeed Story)

Thursday 11th August 1988

Specially arranged by HoverSpeed, the Princess Margaret going to Boulogne crossed paths with the Princess Anne going to Dover, near the Cap Gris Nez (nr. Calais, France). This also happened recently before the craft were taken out of service. The 10:00am Princess Margaret (nearer) Piloted by Capt. John Lloyd on the first of his three flights that day to Boulogne departed at 10:08am for the photo at about 10:30am meeting up with Capt. Mike Brimson presumably on his second of three flights (that is 7am, 9am, 11am) from Calais. (Photos sent by John Lloyd)

The Princess Margaret leaving Dover in front of the Admiralty Pier. (Photo: Nigel Thornton)

Promotional photo of SRN4 The Princess Margaret with two Hoverspeed coaches in the foreground. (Sent by Tim Stevenson)


Liveries to match the Seacat


Most recent Hoverspeed liveries

The Princess Margaret leaving Dover

The Princess Anne on the Goodwin Sands

The Princess Anne in Hoverspeed's France in No Time Advert


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