The new Fly 62 by Azimut

The series that has marked Azimut's international success is enriched with a new jewel: the Fly 62. It is not simply a new model, but a real turning point in the evolution of flybridges, starting with the revolutionary Beach Cockpit, a completely reinvented cockpit. The Fly 62 will make its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2024, scheduled from 10 to 15 September, ready to amaze enthusiasts with its innovation and unmistakable style.

 

 

In the history of modern boating, Azimut has redefined the concept of flybridge, and with the Fly 62, the Shipyard continues its promise of innovation: to offer unprecedented solutions and uses of spaces that surprise and meet the needs of the most demanding owners. Launched on 29 July at the Avigliana plant, the Fly 62 is not only the latest addition to one of Azimut's most iconic lines, but represents a milestone in the evolution of the segment. This yacht embodies the essence of design, a perfect match between the desires of the owners and the creativity of those who design it, proposing an approach that further brings flybridge boats intended for long stays on board, traditionally characterized by more distant access areas to the water, closer to the sea. Azimut responds to this challenge with a radical solution in its simplicity: reinventing the cockpit by orienting it towards the stern, thus creating a progressive connection with the sea.

 

 

The Beach Cockpit was born with this philosophy: the transom opens outwards and, with a synchronized movement, the sofa lowers, eliminating any physical barrier and creating a spacious sunbathing area close to the water, offering a unique connection with the sea for a yacht in this segment. On board the Fly 62, each experience is designed to be lived facing the sea, in spaces that welcome different generations and habits: those who rest in the shade, those who dive into the water, those who enjoy an aperitif and those who sunbathe, always sharing those precious moments.

 

 

The exterior design, signed by Alberto Mancini, redefines the standards of the category, inspired by the most modern trends in the automotive world and the aesthetic and functional revolution of SUVs. The volumes of the Fly 62 superstructure are shifted towards the bow, allowing the cockpit to be developed and maintain the distinctive sporty aesthetics of Azimut's Fly Series, characterised by dynamic lines and clean surfaces.

 

 

The new hardtop, designed by Mancini, stands out for its hyper-modern lines and integrates harmoniously with the horizontal and linear hull windows. The interiors, the result of the collaboration with architect Fabio Fantolino, in his second project with Azimut, offer open spaces free of visual obstacles, creating a sense of total proximity to the sea, with a clean and fresh design made up of essential details.