"A" - The world's largest private yachts

Agencies Published August 30, 2014
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP
One of the world's largest private yachts, simply named “A,” appears after a $500,000 fuel-up at Pier 90 in Seattle, Washington. AP

The sleek gleaming-white super yacht is owned by 42-year old- Russian billionaire banker Andrey Melnichenko and his wife Aleksandra Melnichenko, who are said to be on board. The German-made, 394-foot mega yacht can accommodate 14 guests and a crew of 42.

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Moiz Omar
Aug 30, 2014 04:24pm
Cool.
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janan
Aug 30, 2014 07:23pm
This yachts was launched in the Summer of 2008 following a four year build. Great work Dawn keep us updated with latest news.
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Aamir
Aug 30, 2014 08:15pm
very nice
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Dr. Salaria, Aamir Ahmad
Aug 30, 2014 11:23pm
I remember when I was working as a Principle Mechanical Engineer for the German Engineering conglomerate MAN-GHH for the middle-east market, we supplied many MAN and MTU diesel engines as part of the main propulsion plants and auxilary engines for few famous and historic ocean going vessels, top notch yachts, Arabian design dhows as well as various high-speed boats and pleasure boats belonging to some of the well known celebarties of the world like HH Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid, Minister of Finance & Industry and Deputy Ruler of Dubai-UAE including about 32 fast-speed high-tech boats for the UAE Coast Guards. The pleasure yacht of Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid was one of the best in the world because apart from many amazing features, it had a hellipad on its top as well.
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Pakistani
Sep 02, 2014 06:24am
beautiful
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khan
Sep 02, 2014 08:03am
Who cares. We should concentrate on our country and how to save it rather than trying to find out about this boat.
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MAP
Sep 02, 2014 02:02pm
@khan who care if IK or NS is PM. Boat is beautiful.
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