The 61m Tankoa full-custom C135 remains on the builder's 2029 order book at 1,280 GT. Its scale distinguishes the project from the T500 and T55 programmes.
The 61-metre full-custom Tankoa C135 sits in the yard's 2029 delivery schedule at a published volume of 1,280 GT. That combination makes it one of the more substantial individual projects in the currently displayed under-construction portfolio.
Tankoa records the yacht by construction number C135 rather than presenting it as another standard T500 or T55 hull. The official list gives 61 metres and 1,280 GT, reflecting a noticeably larger internal volume than its 499 GT projects.
The project should not be merged with the yard's 72-metre Fenice or with earlier 61-metre contract announcements unless the construction identity matches. Hull numbers provide a firmer editorial reference than dimensions alone.
An internal figure of 1,280 GT allows different design priorities than a yacht constrained near 500 GT. That observation does not establish exactly how much space C135 devotes to accommodation, engineering or crew zones.
The builder explicitly reserves its detailed project information, and no individual accommodation plan is disclosed in the public entry. A larger volume should not be used to invent a helipad, beach club or guest count.
C135 is placed under 2029 on the current official list, not in the 2026 or 2027 project groups. The year is a published programme indication and remains distinct from launch and contractual handover dates.
Owners and suppliers following the construction would seek a revised general arrangement and progress schedule before making operational commitments. Nothing in the basic listing constitutes a report that a delivery has already taken place.
The next substantiated story would require Tankoa to announce a hull-stage milestone, launch, sea trials or delivery with the C135 identifier. Until then the correct description is an active full-custom project listed for 2029.
Its hero is the yard's verified illustration for C135, rather than a promotional photograph of another 61-metre superyacht. Further design information remains undisclosed in the source material.
Official references: www.tankoa.com; www.tankoa.com. This account distinguishes a published source record from a fresh launch, new sale or delivered handover.
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