Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Feadship’s largest yacht to date and Holland’s second largest yacht, the 118m/ 387’2” Launchpad (ex Project 1010), left Amsterdam for sea trials yesterday. Project 1010 was launched by Feadship in Makkum on 18 August and arrived in the Coenhaven of the capital city one day later.
How contradictory can it be that her opposite neighbour, the 213m/ 699ft passenger ro-ro cargo ship Galaxy, which arrived in the Coenhaven on 25 September will be the future home of 1,000 to 1,500 refugees. With the first refugees who boarded today, Project 1010 left Amsterdam’s Coenhaven for Den Helder yesterday. A coincidence? Especially if the rumours are true (which we also heart from two different sources) that Launchpad / NB1010 was planned to be named Katyusha and was built for Vladimir Potanin. Recently became known the yacht was bought by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg
#Launchpad #MarkZuckerberg #Facebook #Zuckerberg
Footage by The Nautical lady & Dutch Yachting.
Feadship’s largest yacht to date and Holland’s second largest yacht, the 118m/ 387’2” Launchpad (ex Project 1010), left Amsterdam for sea trials yesterday. Project 1010 was launched by Feadship in Makkum on 18 August and arrived in the Coenhaven of the capital city one day later.
How contradictory can it be that her opposite neighbour, the 213m/ 699ft passenger ro-ro cargo ship Galaxy, which arrived in the Coenhaven on 25 September will be the future home of 1,000 to 1,500 refugees. With the first refugees who boarded today, Project 1010 left Amsterdam’s Coenhaven for Den Helder yesterday. A coincidence? Especially if the rumours are true (which we also heart from two different sources) that Launchpad / NB1010 was planned to be named Katyusha and was built for Vladimir Potanin. Recently became known the yacht was bought by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg
#Launchpad #MarkZuckerberg #Facebook #Zuckerberg
Footage by The Nautical lady & Dutch Yachting.
