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After F36 and F38, the Flyer by BWA expands with the F45, a maxi-dinghy of over 13.5 meters that promises to bring together and amplify all the best qualities of its smaller siblings.
With a width of 4 meters, space on board will certainly not be cramped; aft, above deck, a large sundeck will comfortably accommodate 3 of the 20 guests who will be able to board the new rib, with the end of the cushioning becoming a backrest for the dining area sofa. Amidships, the galley cabinet is integrated with the seating for those who will be maneuvering, and everything is covered by a T-Top with windshield, while the forward area is occupied by a second large sundeck and a second fold-down table.
Below deck are 2 cabins: aft, under the sundeck, a twin and forward a double intended for the owner. There is only one bathroom with a separate shower stall. The yard promises excellent livability in enclosed spaces and uncommon brightness, thanks to large windows on the bulwarks.
Propelling the F45 are 3 outboards with a maximum installable power of 1200 hp, although the shipyard recommends stopping at 800 hp.The standard equipment is respectable, as the boat will be launched with electric windlass with meter counter and remote control, electrical system equipped with inverter, premium stereo system, and bow thruster; all of which can be expanded with extras, such as electrically operated tables, a 3.5 kW generator, and air conditioning, to name a few.
Federico Lanfranchi
| BWA Flyer F45 | |
|---|---|
| Length f.t. | 13.55 m |
| Width | 4.00 m |
| Displacement | 6,950 kg |
| Fuel tank | 1.300 l |
| Water tank | 250 l |
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