Fortune Ferry Company Ltd is a ferry operator in Hong Kong. It is based in North Point.
Fortune Ferry Company Ltd is a ferry operator in Hong Kong. It is based in North Point.
The company operates the following ferry routes:
| Name | Type | Reg | Year Built | Builder | Seats | Notes |
| Ming Way (明威) | A6073 | 1992 | Zhongzhan People's Joint shipyard (中山市民眾聯合船廠) | 169 | ||
| Plenty River (裕河) | A8983 | 1995 | Zhuhai Xiangzhou Shipyard(珠海香州船廠) | |||
| Full River (富河) | A8723 | 1995 | Zhuhai Shipyard (珠海船廠) | 294 | ||
| Fortune (富裕) | A143023 | 2017 | Jianglong Shipyard | 208 | ||
| Hey (喜利) | A8163 | 1995 | Zhuhai Xiangzhou Shipyard (珠海香州船廠) | |||
| Jick Kee (積記) | A7873 | 香港製單層小型木電船 | ||||
| King Dragon 1 (景龍 1) | Cheoy Lee Shipyards Ltd, Hong Kong | |||||
| Ful Mar 28 | A8683 | 1995 | Cheoy Lee Shipyards Ltd, Hong Kong | Formerly King Dragon 3 (景龍 3) | ||
| Sing Wai 28 (聲威 28) | Hin Lee (Zhuhai) Shipyard Co Ltd (珠海顯利造船有限公司) | |||||
| Bon Moon 12 (博滿 12) | ||||||
| Luen Yin 8 (聯盈 8) | A10273 | 2003 |
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