Britain’s former flagship to be scrapped in Turkey

Wednesday, 22 May 2013 17:36:45 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

The British Royal Navy's former flagship HMS Ark Royal, a light aircraft carrier with a weight of 22,000 tons, sailed from Portsmouth on Monday, May 20, heading to Turkey where she will be scrapped. She was the third and final vessel of Invincible-class.
 
As part of a £2.9 million ($4.38 million) deal, Ark Royal will go to the same yard that took its sister ship Invincible. Izmir, Aliaga-based Turkish ship dismantler LEYAL Ship Recycling Ltd had also scrapped Invincible back in 2011, obtaining more than 10,000 mt of ferrous scrap.


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