Exterior design
Alberto Mancini’s fluid, sporty lines are built to last. The cockpit opens into a terrace over the water, and the open-air flybridge combines a forward sundeck by the helm, a C-shaped dinette with wet bar and a free aft area.
A 70-foot flybridge where sporty lines meet bespoke interiors
The Fly 70 strikes a rare balance between sporty, efficient naval architecture and generous hospitality on board. Alberto Mancini drew its fluid, timeless lines with families in mind, while Fabio Fantolino designed interiors where contemporary architecture meets a keen sensitivity for materials and light.
The cockpit becomes a private terrace over the sea: the transom opens and the seating lowers to create an overwater solarium. Above, the flybridge is organised into three zones, from a sundeck beside the helm to a free aft area that can be furnished at will.
Highlights
Signature features
Interior design
Fabio Fantolino separates living and dining while keeping one uninterrupted view along the deck, with marble, leather and wood throughout. A slatted wood-and-bronze screen frames the galley, and the fuel tanks between the master suite and the engine room act as a sound barrier.
Layout
Deck plans
Gallery
A closer look
TechnologyEngineering & equipment
Carbon-Tech Generation
Azimut was among the first to use carbon fibre in yacht superstructures, and on the Fly 70 it makes them up to 30% lighter. The weight saved goes into more interior volume and extra stability, so total weight does not rise and both performance and energy efficiency improve.
Low Emission Yacht
Measured against the average for yachts of similar size and weight that use a conventional hard-chine hull and shaft drives, the Fly 70 consumes at least 20% less fuel.
