That’s the one I was referring to. It is replacing the ARUN class and is about 15’ longer than the CAPE class.I’m not sure what Bay class you are referring to. The current CCG bay class has 18 vessels in service with 2 more coming. Built by Hike Metal & Wheatley Chantier.
What I am saying is the Bay Class is more of niche vessel, which is designed around the principle of being self-righting. That drives all the design requirements. The vessels I showed in the picture is a Point Class 400. This sort of vessel is more optimized for patrolling and could spend a few days at sea. They also towed smaller vessels quite well.I’m not sure what Bay class you are referring to. The current CCG bay class has 18 vessels in service with 2 more coming. Built by Hike Metal & Wheatley Chantier.
