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Jumbo’s FAIRPLAYER Sails With LPS 600 Crane From Rostock

AIRPLAYER has loaded two LPS 600 units at Rostock and sailed on 22 December for Brindisi, Italy, with arrival scheduled for 2 January 2026.
Photo credit: Krisztián Balla

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Jumbo Maritime’s heavy load carrier FAIRPLAYER has completed the loading of two LPS 600 cranes at the Liebherr Maritime Cranes terminal in Rostock Port and has departed for Brindisi, Italy.

According to the project details, FAIRPLAYER sailed on 22 December and is scheduled to arrive at the Port of Brindisi on 2 January 2026.

The vessel features a large, flush working deck and a multi-level cargo hold, allowing modular components to be added to meet specific project requirements. This configuration enables the integration of various offshore-related transport activities within a single voyage.

FAIRPLAYER has a deadweight of 13,278 t and provides 3,100 sq m of free deck space. The vessel is capable of sailing at 17 knots and is equipped with two cranes, each rated at 900 t safe working load, offering a combined lifting capacity of 1,800 t.

Editorial Note:
This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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