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The Jantar Unity ferry, launched on the Baltic Sea route between Świnoujście, Poland, and Trelleborg, Sweden, has completed its first month of operation. It transported over 3,300 large truck combinations, 184 shorter vehicles, and 392 semi-trailers, alongside 107 private passengers and 60 passenger cars.

The Polish government supported the project with one billion zlotys. Measuring 195.6 meters in length, the ferry can carry 400 passengers and has a cargo lane length of 4.1 km. Equipped with four LNG engines, it aims to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. Unity Line plans further fleet expansion by 2026 and expects passenger numbers to grow.