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$141,600 EUR
+18 moreMakeBeneteau
ModelFlyer 10
Length10.61m
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Flagship of the range, the Flyer 10 conceals a real live-aboard powerboat behind a dayboat concept. Stylish and sporty, this large outboard powerboat offers greater thrills and four large living spaces, for everyone to enjoy!
New: discover the Flyer 10 Pilot Edition.
The Flyer 10 has taut lines accentuated by a full-beam windshield with side panes. The driving station allows four people facing the sea with comfortable seating. The cockpit has increased space and modularity with seats that can be transformed into a sunbathing area. A rigid T-top or bimini can be installed.
Featuring the "smart walkaround" concept, it offers easy movement on board with safety, with an asymmetric single port walkway and a vast three-person sunbathing area plus a large cabin space.
Inside, the Flyer 10 has spacious living space with two double berths (saloon cabin and mid-cabin), a proper shower room, a separate head, and large storage space. Two long hull windows provide ample natural light.
The special Pilot Edition adds exclusive features like a grey hull, special upholstery, underwater lights, cockpit LEDs, and a sunbathing area standard with a telescopic table.
The boat is ready to embark up to 11 passengers and is fitted for spending nights at sea. It is powered by 2 x 350 hp engines with Airstep 2 technology reaching speeds over 40 knots.
The galley behind the driving station is fully equipped with a refrigerator, sink, twin burner hob above an oven, storage, and a worktop for cooking meals onboard.
The connected Seanapps mobile application allows monitoring of the boat's systems and route planning from your smartphone.
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MakeBeneteau
ModelFlyer 10
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Length overall10.61m
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