Squadron 78 CUSTOM Now with Hard-top

Fairline’s highly customisable Squadron 78 CUSTOM now offers even greater flexibility, thanks to a new hard-top version of this iconic motor yacht.

In response to consumer demand The Squadron 78 CUSTOM is now available with an integrated fixed flybridge hard-top surrounding an electric retractable canvas roof. The new roof brings a permanent structure to the already commanding flybridge, with large sunbathing area and plenty of space for open-air entertaining.

The new hard-top model recently concluded sea trials at Fairline’s test facility in Ipswich. The first boat has already been handed over to her new owner and the second left the test facility last week.

Most successful in its category

Kevin Gaskell, CEO Fairline Boats, comments: “We are very excited to be launching a hard-top version of the Squadron 78 CUSTOM, a model that has proved to be the most successful in its category. We have always sought ways to adapt our range to the needs of our customers and work closely with them to create high-end motor yachts that are truly unique. The Squadron 78 CUSTOM is a great example of this, as our most bespoke and customised Fairline boat ever. The new roof makes this world-beating luxurious boat even more suited to comfortable entertaining in the sunshine.”

Fairlines Boats is one of the world’s most aspirational boat brands today, manufacturing motor yachts from 38 to 78ft under two distinct ranges – Squadron and Targa. The luxury boat brand attracts loyal customers from across the globe with its range of multi-award-winning luxury motor yachts, including among those of Derani Yachts.

Fairline celebrated the launch of the 100th Squadron 78 model earlier this year at the London Boat Show. The original Squadron 78 was first unveiled to the world in 2003 at a prestigious event near the Tower of London. Since then, it has gone from strength to strength, becoming one of Fairline’s most successful and iconic luxury motor yachts with a very loyal following. Over 10,000 individual customisations have been undertaken across all 100 Squadron 78s.

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