Alize-class Patrol Boat
Manufacturer
AEGIS Industry / Maritime Division
Category
Maritime
Class / Role
All-Weather Intervention / Fast Rescue Vessel
Country of Origin
France
Year of Introduction / Retirement
2025 / —
Current Status
In Service
Overview
The Alize-class Patrol Boat is a fast intervention vessel developed by AEGIS Industry for the ARO Group.
Designed to operate in all weather conditions, it combines high-speed capability, excellent seakeeping, and onboard medical and rescue equipment.
Its design focuses on maritime rescue, medical evacuation, towing assistance, and rapid-response missions in coastal and extended offshore environments.
Technical Specifications
Category / Type
Fast All-Weather Intervention Boat
Crew
3–5 operators
Capacity
Rescue personnel and casualties
Propulsion / Engine Type
2 × high-power medium engines
Total Power
2 × 11k hp
Cruise Speed
30 knots
Speed Mode Cruise
70 knots
Range
280 km
Fuel Capacity
5,200 L
Length
17 m
Beam
4.75 m
Draft (Standard / Speed Mode)
1.5 m / 0.5 m
Hull Type
Reinforced high-speed intervention hull
Cost
65,000 $
Model Features
- Navigation and detection radar (5 km range)
- Locator transponder for SAR coordination
- Full diving equipment with onboard air compressor
- Advanced first aid and medical support equipment
- Onboard medical bed
- Towing winch with 250 m cable
- Two water cannons for firefighting and assistance
Performance and Use
- Strengths: high speed, all-weather capability, excellent stability, onboard medical support
- Limitations: limited endurance compared to offshore vessels, high fuel consumption at speed mode
- Areas of Excellence: maritime rescue, medical evacuation, towing assistance, rapid-response operations
Conclusion:
The Alize-class is a robust and versatile intervention vessel designed to meet the demanding operational needs of the ARO Group, delivering speed, safety, and efficiency in critical maritime missions.
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Developed by AEGIS Industry – Maritime Division
"Intervene, whatever the conditions."
