A published display at Dock F

Azimut has announced its intended fleet for the Genoa International Boat Show from 1 to 6 October 2026. The published list includes the Fly 53, Fly 62 and Fly 70 alongside models from the builder's other ranges.

The yard identifies Dock F as its show location, with public hours from 10am to 6.30pm. Its list is explicitly subject to change, so visitors arranging a specific viewing should reconfirm availability.

The Fly trio provides the focus for Luxury Yacht Guide, rather than the larger craft elsewhere in the display. Seeing several related models at one event can clarify how their individual layouts differ.

Fly 70 returns to the spotlight

The Fly 70 was already part of Azimut's September Cannes presentation. Its listing for Genoa gives prospective buyers another opportunity to view the model in a show setting.

LYG records the Fly 70 at 21.47 metres overall, within the site's strict length remit. Its official model photograph accompanies this article to identify the exact yacht discussed.

A buyer should assess how the upper deck, saloon and access to the water work together. Those relationships are particularly relevant when choosing a family cruising yacht with a flybridge.

Looking across the Fly series

The presence of the Fly 53 and Fly 62 allows visitors to examine how the range changes with size. Cabin arrangements, cockpit use and circulation should be compared directly rather than assumed from a model name.

Show yachts may have different equipment or finish choices from other builds. The yard or dealer should confirm the specification of any particular yacht under consideration.

A multi-model display also gives owners a way to assess how much outdoor space they actually use. That can guide a decision more practically than focusing only on nominal length.

Planning a Genoa visit

Azimut lists Piazzale Kennedy, Genoa, as the event location and Dock F as its stand. The exhibition is scheduled to open on Thursday 1 October and run through Tuesday 6 October.

As of 27 September, these are forward-looking show plans, not a report of yachts already inspected at Genoa. The shipyard's event page is the relevant source for any late line-up changes.