First Class Sailing Invest in Two New Jeanneau 36i Yachts for Sailing School

Online, March 11, 2010 (Newswire.com) - With the popularity of their sailing courses increasing, First Class Sailing has taken the opportunity to increase the number and variety of boats that they are able to provide. These impressive yachts are ordinarily used as pleasure crafts, offering high levels of comfort as well as the best fixtures and fittings. First Class Sailing's 2 new yachts have heating in every cabin and the latest electronic chart plotter and high definition radar on board. At 36' they are able to withstand much of what the open seas have to offer, so provide the perfect vessel to learn longer, more challenging journeys.

Offering the full range of RYA Practical Sailing Courses from their Hampshire base, including Competent Crew, Day Skipper, Coast Skipper and Yachtmaster Offshore Preparation, First Class Sailing have to be able to offer an equally diverse fleet of sailing boats for their students. The Company also provide full RYA navigation theory courses at various locations, mainly in London, enabling potential sailors to get all of the necessary qualifications, experience and confidence to safely charter a yacht or go it alone on the open waters.

Charlie Tulloch, Principal of First Class Sailing explained why they felt it was time to invest in two new boats "As a company, we have experienced significant growth in recent times. To ensure that we are able to meet the needs and expectations of those seeking expert tuition we have to have the very best vessels, which is why we bought two new Jeanneau 36i yachts for our Solent sailing school. These are fantastic boats and are the perfect vessels for our more advanced courses - including the RYA Yachtmaster Offshore Preparation."

Mr. Tulloch concluded by saying "We are delighted to have expanded our fleet and hope that we can now offer an even higher standard of training for our students. First Class Sailing strive to offer the best training courses on the Solent, with the acquisition of these new 36' yachts, I believe we're better placed to do that."

For more information on First Class Sailing and the courses they provide, visit http://www.firstclasssailing.com.