The launch of Hawaii's new inter-island ferry service has been delayed until later this summer so the high speed vessel can complete the process of becoming certified by the U.S. Coast Guard. The ferry began its 7600 mile voyage from a Mobile Alabama shipyard to Hawaii this morning. It will pass through the Panama Canal and stop for refueling in Los Angeles before continuing on to Honolulu. The new expected launch date for the Hawaii Superferry Service will be announced soon.
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