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Fleming Yachts Australia to showcase the two cabin Fleming 55 at the Sydney International Boat Show

by Fleming Yachts 16 Jul 2022 16:19 BST 28 July - 1 August 2022
A Fleming 55 Motor Yacht glides along on Moreton Bay off Brisbane © John Curnow

Fleming Yachts Australia is excited to be part of the Sydney International Boat Show after two years without this industry-leading event. They will be at the show from July 28 to August 1 and will be displaying the brand new Fleming 55.

This boat is the first of its kind in Australia with a two-cabin design layout. The Fleming 55 was introduced in 1986 and, since that time, it has benefited from a rigorous program of constant evolution in design and functionality.

There have been literally hundreds of improvements made, both big and small, and the introduction of the two-cabin layout is one of these updates. The two-cabin layout allows for a much larger owner's cabin than the standard design, which is particularly appealing for those not requiring as much guest accommodation.

The Fleming 55 also features a new, updated BÖNING monitoring and control system that reports back to the owner on an easy-to-read dashboard screen which now features more digital switching and mobile phone text messaging alerts.

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