MS Pride of Burgundy information

	Pride of Burgundy at Dover, April 2004
History
Name	1993–1999: Pride of Burgundy; 1999–2002: P&OSL Burgundy; 2002–2003:PO Burgundy; 2003–2023: Pride of Burgundy;
Owner	1993–1998: P&O European Ferries; 1998–2002: P&O Stena Line; 2002–2023: P&O Ferries;
Operator	1993–1998: P&O European Ferries; 1998–2002: P&O Stena Line; 2002–2020: P&O Ferries;
Port of registry	Limassol, Cyprus (until 2023)
Route	Dover-Calais
Builder	Schichau Seebeckwerft, Germany
Launched	16 May 1992
Completed	23 March 1993
Maiden voyage	5 April 1993
In service	1993
Out of service	2023
Identification	Call sign: MQSQ9; IMO number: 9015254; MMSI number: 232001470; Official Number: 722960;
Fate	Sold for scrap
General characteristics
Tonnage	28,138 gt
Length	179.7 m (589.6 ft)
Beam	28.3 m (92.8 ft)
Draft	6.27 m (20.6 ft)
Installed power	4 x Sulzer ZA40S Diesels
Propulsion	Two controllable pitch propellers
Speed	21 knots (39 km/h; 24 mph)
Capacity	1,420; 600 passenger vehicles or 120 15m freight vehicles;

MS Pride of Burgundy was a cross-channel ferry owned by P&O Ferries. It operated on the Dover to Calais route from 1993 to 2022.

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History
Pride of Burgundy at Dover, April 2004
Name	1993–1999: Pride of Burgundy 1999–2002: P&OSL Burgundy 2002–2003:PO Burgundy 2003–2023: Pride of Burgundy
Owner	1993–1998: P&O European Ferries 1998–2002: P&O Stena Line 2002–2023: P&O Ferries
Operator	1993–1998: P&O European Ferries 1998–2002: P&O Stena Line 2002–2020: P&O Ferries
Port of registry	Limassol, Cyprus (until 2023)
Route	Dover-Calais
Builder	Schichau Seebeckwerft, Germany
Launched	16 May 1992
Completed	23 March 1993
Maiden voyage	5 April 1993
In service	1993
Out of service	2023
Identification	Call sign: MQSQ9 IMO number: 9015254 MMSI number: 232001470 Official Number: 722960
Fate	Sold for scrap
General characteristics
Tonnage	28,138 gt
Length	179.7 m (589.6 ft)
Beam	28.3 m (92.8 ft)
Draft	6.27 m (20.6 ft)
Installed power	4 x Sulzer ZA40S Diesels
Propulsion	Two controllable pitch propellers
Speed	21 knots (39 km/h; 24 mph)
Capacity	1,420 600 passenger vehicles or 120 15m freight vehicles