The Majestic 20 FLY is an elegant 21.5-meter luxury leisure motor yacht designed by KND. Constructed with a glass-reinforced plastic (GRP) planing hull and a fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) superstructure, it features a beam of 5.47 meters and a draft of 0.87 meters. The vessel has a maximum full-load displacement of 36.08 tons and is certified to CE and Bureau Veritas (BV) classification standards. Designed for extended coastal or leisure cruises, it accommodates a passenger complement of up to 8 people with an endurance capacity of 5 days at sea. Onboard comfort is supported by a 1,000-liter fresh water tank, a 280-liter waste water system, and a high-capacity air conditioning system delivering approximately 117,500 BTU/h. The yacht’s electrical grid operates on a 230 VAC and 48 VDC power supply, driven by a 45.5 kW / 56.9 kVA generator and a recommended 14,600 Ah house battery bank.

The Majestic 20 FLY provides excellent performance adaptability through two primary IPS Drive propulsion configurations, both integrated with a substantial 10,400-liter fuel capacity. The base configuration utilizes twin 800 hp engines (1,600 hp total) to achieve a maximum speed of 32.5 knots and a cruising speed of 25.4 knots. At cruise, this setup consumes 192 liters of fuel per hour, providing an extensive range of 1,240 nautical miles. For owners seeking greater velocity, a high-performance option features twin 1,300 hp engines (2,600 hp total) that elevate the maximum speed to 40.4 knots and the cruising speed to 31.3 knots. This higher-powered setup has a cruise fuel burn rate of 312 liters per hour, which reduces the total range to 938 nautical miles.

The navigation and maritime safety systems are highly comprehensive. The basic package includes a 16-inch multi-function display, a 4 kW radar, autopilot, a 1 kW sonar, VHF DSC, an AIS-B transceiver, and an NMEA 2000 backbone. Compulsory and safety gear features masthead, stern, and side lights, a magnetic compass, sound signals, flares, navigation charts, a GPS/chartplotter, a depth sounder, and full GMDSS support. These specifications represent preliminary concept-level estimates subject to final design development and detailed engineering.