
Built for Rough Water
The hull and tube geometry are developed for predictable control, stable progress and driver confidence when wind and chop begin to build.
BUILT FOR DEMANDING CONDITIONS
A compact premium RIB developed for Nordic waters—combining predictable handling, reassuring stability and the solid construction required when conditions deteriorate.
Highlights

The hull and tube geometry are developed for predictable control, stable progress and driver confidence when wind and chop begin to build.

Hard-wearing Hypalon Neoprene tubes provide dependable stability and durability for intensive use, strong sun and demanding marine conditions.

Rotating seats create a sociable aft area, while the bow sunbed provides a dedicated place to stretch out and relax.

An ergonomic helm, clear visibility and immediate access to navigation and controls help the driver remain composed as conditions change.

Comfortable seating and adaptable lounging areas support swimming stops, watersports and relaxed time at anchor.

Mercury power up to 150 hp combines useful acceleration, predictable reactions and an entertaining driving experience.

The forward seating area creates a welcoming place to relax while retaining safe access and practical movement onboard.

Multiple storage spaces keep personal belongings and boating equipment organised and secure while underway.

Durable laminates, robust fittings, carefully finished upholstery and precise Scandinavian assembly create a boat that feels solid throughout.
Recommended configuration
A ready-to-go configuration built for Greek day boating, with the equipment customers normally need already included.
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Why Airborne 6.3
Its value is found beneath the styling: a strong structure, durable materials and predictable behaviour designed for owners who expect to use their boat when the Aegean is less than perfect.
Balanced handling and RIB stability provide confidence in changing coastal conditions.
Quality laminate, robust tubes and carefully installed fittings create lasting solidity.
A clear helm and predictable response reduce fatigue and help the driver make better decisions.

01 / Harsh-condition capability
When the sea becomes short and unsettled, the Airborne 6.3 gives the driver clear feedback and progressive reactions. The result is confidence based on control—not simply speed.
02 / Scandinavian build quality
The solid impression comes from the whole boat: durable surfaces, secure fittings, consistent finishing and a structure intended to remain composed when repeatedly used in real coastal conditions.

Official walkthrough
Explore the layout, onboard movement and practical solutions in Nordkapp's official model walkthrough.
Configured by Nordic Marina
We help define propulsion, navigation, comfort and practical equipment around your passengers, routes and priorities in Greece.
Mercury engine, propeller and automatic trim setup.
Simrad display, sonar and communications equipment.
Sunbed, refrigerator, audio, table and practical covers.
Commissioning, familiarisation, service planning and resale support.
Technical overview
*With Mercury 150. **At 30 knots with Mercury 150. Current manufacturer data is used for principal dimensions; final performance and consumption depend on load, sea state and equipment.
Experience the Airborne 6.3
Arrange a consultation or build your own Airborne 6.3 specification with Nordic Marina.