Fairline is attending the Norwalk Boat Show from 24 to 27 September 2026, giving prospective buyers another chance to engage with the British builder on the US East Coast. The event is taking place on the Connecticut waterfront and forms part of Fairline’s wider autumn programme between European and American boat shows.
A current East Coast sales stop
Norwalk is smaller and more regionally focused than Fort Lauderdale, but that can work in favour of buyers who want more time with a builder and dealer team. Fairline is presenting the event as an opportunity to explore the brand and discuss individual ownership requirements rather than simply moving visitors through a large multi-model launch display.
The builder has not published a model-by-model Norwalk line-up on its event page, so LYG is not attributing specific yachts to the show without confirmation. That distinction matters because boats can change between planned and final displays, particularly during a closely packed autumn event schedule.
Fairline’s LYG-size range remains broad
Across its current portfolio, Fairline has several models squarely inside LYG’s 12.00-to-23.99-metre coverage. These include Targa sports cruisers, Squadron flybridge yachts and the Phantom line, giving buyers different choices between open-air performance, enclosed cruising and larger-volume family layouts.
The recently introduced Targa 47 generation is one of the more important current products in that range, offered in GT and Open interpretations. Larger models such as the Squadron 58 and Phantom 65 move further into long-weekend and extended-cruising territory while remaining below the 24-metre threshold.
Norwalk sits between major autumn shows
The timing places Norwalk after the Newport and Cannes events and before Fairline’s later autumn appearances, including Fort Lauderdale. That sequencing gives the company repeated contact with buyers in different regions rather than relying on one major international show to carry the entire season.
For US owners, an East Coast event can also be more useful than a European premiere when the questions concern local servicing, warranty support, delivery planning and resale. Those practical ownership issues often become more important once a buyer has moved beyond the first stage of choosing a design.
Show runs through 27 September
Fairline’s Norwalk participation continues through Sunday 27 September. The builder is inviting visitors to meet its team and discuss the current yacht range, with more detailed model availability handled through the US dealer network.
The event does not introduce a new Fairline model, but it provides a timely ownership touchpoint during one of the busiest buying periods of the year. For buyers comparing sub-24-metre British motor yachts, the value lies in direct access to the people responsible for specification, sale and support.
LYG will continue to treat model claims separately from general show participation where the builder has not confirmed the exact boats on display. That keeps the coverage useful without turning an event announcement into an unsupported line-up story.
