M/F Abou Karim I
| Route | - |
| IMO | 7120768 |
| Building year | 1971 |
| Building yard | Kristiansands M/V A/S, Norway (#217) |
| Owner | Khalifeh Shipping Line Co. |
| Operator | - |
| Length | 118,42 m |
| Breadth | 16,03 m |
| Draft | 5,95 m |
| GT | 6.136 |
| Machinery | 2 * Wärtsilä-Sulzer 9ZH40 |
| Speed | 14 kn. |
| Number of passengers | 12 |
| Number of beds | 12 |
| Number of cars | ? |
| Lanemetres | 636 |
| Port of registry | Beirut |
| Flag | Lebanon |
| Former names | Abou Karim I (2010-2018) - ? Hascosay (2002-2010) - NorthLink Ferries Hascosay (2002) - Caledonian MacBrayne Sea Clipper (2001-2002) - Fjord Line Transbaltica (1998-2001) - Estonia Shipping Company Sea Clipper (1997-1998) - Scandlines Amber Line Sea Clipper (1997) - ScanFra Lines Sea Clipper (1996-1997) - Gulf Stream Commodore Clipper (1991-1996) - Commodore Ferries Euro Nor (1990-1991) Misida (1986-1990) - Transfennica Normandia (1982-1986) - Sucargo Normandia (1979-1982) - Finncarriers Juno (1971-1979) - ? |
| Former owners | The Royal Bank of Scotland plc (2002-2010)
Kristiania Eiendom (1990-2002) Mikkola (1986-1990) Finnfranline (1979-1986) Finska Ã…ngfartygs Ab (1971-1979) |
| Sister ships | - |
| Notes | 4/8-2021: Sinks in Beirut harbor after a large explosion in the harbor. Declared a total loss. |
- M/F Hascosay
Photo: Piet Sinke (18/12-2002)
- M/F Hascosay
Photo: Graeme Whipps (Lerwick)
- M/F Hascosay
Photo: Bill Davidson