1 A transit voyage includes delivery voyages,
i.e. builders port to base port, and voyages for repositioning purposes,
i.e. change of base port and/or route. This may involve long trans-ocean
passage operating for periods in excess of those set out in the Code,
e.g. paragraph 1.3.5. This is acceptable as the craft is not operating
commercially with passengers or cargo onboard.
2 The craft should have a valid High-Speed Craft
Safety Certificate or similar before the start of such a voyage.
3 The operator should plan (including such matters
as manning and temporary accommodation) and ensure that the craft
is capable of safely completing the transit voyage.
4 The master of the craft should be provided with
the information necessary to operate the craft safely during the transit
voyage.
5 The Administration should satisfy itself of
the arrangements made for the safe conduct of such voyages.