Flyvefisken Class Patrol Vessel - Ships in Class

Ships in Class

A total of 14 ships were built in the class, in three series:

Name Laid down Launched Commissioned Decommissioned Int. Callsign Role
Series 1
P550 HDMS Flyvefisken
(Flying fish)
15 August 1985 26 April 1986 19 December 1989 - a) LVS Zemaitis (P 11) OVDA MCM
P551 HDMS Hajen
(Shark)
February 1988 6 August 1989 19 August 1990 - a) LVS Dzukas (P 12) OVDB MCM
P552 HDMS Havkatten
(Catfish)
August 1988 13 January 1990 1 November 1990 12 January 2012 OVDC MCM
P553 HDMS Laxen
(Salmon)
March 1988 20 May 1990 12 March 1991 7 October 2010 OVDD MCM
P554 HDMS Makrelen
(Mackerel)
December 1988 8 January 1991 4 October 1991 7 October 2010 OVDE MCM
P555 HDMS Støren
(Sturgeon)
August 1989 1 September 1991 24 April 1992 7 October 2010 OVBF MCM
P556 HDMS Sværdfisken
(Swordfish)
- 1 September 1991 1 February 1992 2 August 2006 OVDG MCM
Series 2
P557 HDMS Glenten
(Kite)
- 1992 1 February 1992 7 October 2010 OVDH Combat
P558 HDMS Gribben
(Vulture)
- 1992 1 July 1993 7 October 2010 OVDI Surveillance
P559 HDMS Lommen
(Loon)
- 1993 21 January 1994 - a) LVS Aukstaitis (P 14) OVDJ Surveillance
P560 HDMS Ravnen
(Raven)
- 1994 7 October 1994 7 October 2010 OVDK Combat
P561 HDMS Skaden
(European Magpie)
- 1994 10 April 1995 7 October 2010 OVDL Combat
P562 HDMS Viben
(Northern Lapwing)
- 1995 15 January 1996 7 October 2010 OVDM Combat
Series 3
P563 HDMS Søløven
(Sea lion)
- 1995 27 May 1996 - OVDN Surveillance

a) = Sold to Lithuania, March 2007

The difference between the series is mainly in the configuration of the propulsion system. Series 2 is not equipped with hydraulic propulsion, but instead has an additional auxiliary engine, and Series 3 has one further auxiliary engine.

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