Fairline
Oundle boatbuilder Fairline was founded in 1963 and got its name from a fair line of minerals found in a nearby quarry.
The current range includes the Targa sportscruisers and the Squadron flybridge models.
The firm is currently owned by Russian investors Alexander Volov and Igor Glyanenko, following a buyout announced in January 2016.
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Squadron 68: World-first exclusive test of Fairline’s new flagship yacht
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Fairline F Line 33 breaks cover in London reveal
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Fairline F-Line 33: Long-awaited sportscruiser set for Cannes 2019 debut
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Used Fairline Squadron 55: A real classic of the flybridge genre
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Fairline Squadron 68: New flybridge builds on the success of the 63 GTO
Fairline’s drive for new product continues apace and these latest digital renderings give the clearest idea yet of what the new flagship of the flybridge range will look like
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Winners of the 2019 Motor Boat Awards revealed
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Secondhand buyers guide: Best starter boats under £20,000
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Secondhand buyers guide: Boats under £100,000
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Fairline luminary Sam Newington dies
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Fairline Yachts swells workforce by 12.5%
Fairline Yachts is swelling its workforce by 12.5% to 250 following successful outings at Southampton and Cannes
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Fairline Yachts launches first boat of Russian era
The first model completed under Fairline Yachts’ new Russian ownership rolled out of the Oundle factory this week
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Fairline fleet for 2016 British Motor Yacht Show revealed
The 2016 British Motor Yacht Show will see Fairline return in a big way, with five models on display from 42ft to 60ft
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Fairline makes boat show comeback in Miami
The Fairline Targa 53GT and Targa 48 Open have joined the Miami boat show fleet, representing a public comeback for the British brand
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Fairline Targa 38 heading to London On-Water Boat Show
Primary Fairline dealer Bates Wharf has announced that it will be bringing a Targa 38 to the London On-Water Boat Show
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Fairline Yachts confirms asset buyout and Russian owners
The Fairline brand looks set to continue after a new company Fairline Yachts bought the assets out of administration
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Fairline Boats buyout talks at advanced stage
Fairline Boats could survive in the UK, after an offer to buy the insolvent boatbuilder is accepted by the administrators
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Administrators confirm extent of Fairline redundancies
Around 360 workers at Fairline have been made redundant, with the remaining staff kept on to complete the last few production boats
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Bates Wharf hints at possible investment for Fairline
Fairline’s principal dealer Bates Wharf has hinted at a possible future for the company, which is currently under administration
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Fairline enters administration, putting 250 jobs at risk
One of the UK’s biggest boat builders, Fairline Boats has entered into administration according to FRP Advisory
