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Mk1YEARS2002 - 2010BUILT227
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Mk2YEARS2013 - 2018
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Mk3YEARS2018 - 2024
Azimut Fly 50 Yachts For Sale
The Azimut 50 flybridge yacht for sale has been a class leader for two decades, smartly evolving into the yacht we see today while always remaining a sophisticated cruiser perfect for families and self-piloting.
Topped by an excellent flybridge deck, long, deep and luxurious, the Azimut 50 has evolved to be a well-balanced yacht. The current model, the Mark III, has three cabins including a full-beam Owner’s stateroom, and a split-level galley with the cooking area up and the cold storage down. The exterior styling includes deep windows for the salon and a squared-off bow that not only adds more space for the foredeck lounge but also helps the VIP cabin below. With a smooth-riding hull and speeds of around 30knots from twin shaftdrive engines, the Azimut 50 delivers an impressive 16m package.
Reasons to Buy a 50 Fly
Buyers looking at 50ft flybridge yachts have three versions of the Azimut 50 to consider from 2002 to the current model that arrived in 2018. Earlier models were also around in the 1980s and 90s. The 2002 to 2018 period covers a vast range of budgets with prices starting at around 250,000. But each version of the Azimut 50 has plenty in common, including a big flybridge, bright salon and three cabins. The model that arrived in 2013 welcomed in a full-beam Owner’s suite and foredeck lounge.
- Class-leading flybridge
- Three cabins
- 30-knot performance
- Excellent use of glass in salon
- Social galley
Market Price Insight
Current prices show that a 6-year-old Fly 50 is available from £891,000.
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Used Azimut Fly 50 Yachts for sale
View a wide selection of pre-owned Azimut Fly 50 Yacht for sale in your area, explore detailed information & find the perfect Azimut Fly 50 Yacht for you.
11 Pre-Owned Azimut Fly 50 Yachts for sale
Azimut
2022 n*****15m Fly 50 Mk3
2 x Volvo 362hp
Azimut
2020 B*****16m Fly 50 Mk3
Features: Bow Thruster, Joystick, Swim Platform, Aircon
Azimut
2020 D*****15m Fly 50 Mk3
1 x Cummins 2 x 725hp
Azimut
2019 A*****15m Fly 50 Mk3
2 x Volvo 725hp
Azimut
2018 M*****15m Fly 50 Mk3
2 x Volvo 670hp
Azimut
2017 n*****15m Azimut 50 Mk2
2 x Volvo 335hp
Azimut
2016 E*****15m Azimut 50 Mk2
2 x Volvo Penta 670hp
Azimut
2016 V*****15m Azimut 50 Mk2
2 x Volvo 670hp
Azimut
2015 C*****15m Azimut 50 Mk2
2 x Volvo 670hp
1 Not for sale to US residents while in US waters
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Pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. Actual Yacht may vary due to client options.
Used Azimut Fly 50 Yacht Prices
Find out how much a pre-owned Azimut Fly 50 may cost based upon the asking price of all yachts currently for sale globally according to YachtBuyer Market Watch & our sales listings.
Azimut 50 (Mk1) Price
2002 - 2010
- Average Price €513k
- Price Range €513k - €513k
- Average Age 15 years
Azimut 50 (Mk2) Price
2013 - 2018
- Average Price €732.8k
- Price Range €559k - €850k
- Average Age 8 years
Recent Sales
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Model YearLast Asking PriceSold Date
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2017€929kMar-2021
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2016€910kDec-2020
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Azimut Fly 50 (Mk3) Price
2018 - 2024
- Average Price €1.2m
- Price Range €1.1m - €1.3m
- Average Age 4 years
Average asking price according to YachtBuyer data (11 yachts available). Prices may vary depending on specification, condition and extras.
Azimut Fly 50 Awards
Video Yacht Tours & Walkthroughs
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50 Fly Model Overview & Timeline
Azimut started development on the Fly 50 in 2002 and the first model rolled off the production line in 2005. There was a large break of eleven years before the second generation was launched in 2013 and saw its World Debut at Cannes Yachting Festival the following year. The third and final generation Azimut Fly 50 was announced in 2018.
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- Azimut 50 - Mk1
- 2002 - 2010
- Discontinued
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- Length (LOA) 16.02m
- Beam 4.55m
- Draft 1.21m full load
- Speed 32 Knots
- Full Details & Spec
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- Azimut 50 - Mk2
- 2013 - 2018
- Discontinued
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- Length (LOA) 15.88m
- Beam 4.66m
- Draft 1.52m full load
- Speed 32 Knots
- Full Details & Spec
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- Fly 50 - Mk3
- 2018 - 2024
- Discontinued
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- Length (LOA) 16.08m
- Beam 4.65m
- Draft 1.52m full load
- Speed 32.3 Knots
- Full Details & Spec
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Rivals & Head-to-Head
Azimut Fly 50 Rivals
We've hand-picked a series of similar and direct rival yachts help you identify the strengths of the 50 Fly among its peers. These rivals include the British Sunseeker Manhattan 52 and the Italian Cranchi T53.
Head to Head
Visually compare everything from performance to layout for these closely matched models from competing builders.
Azimut Fly 50 News
Browse our collection of articles and commentary on the Azimut Fly 50 from Azimut.
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Azimut Fly 50 FAQ
A selection of frequently asked questions from buyers
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There are three generations of the 50 Fly. The first generation measures 16.02m. The second generation measures 15.88m. The third generation measures 16.08m.
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There are three generations of the 50 Fly. The first generation has a top speed of 32 knots. The second generation has a top speed of 32 knots. The third generation has a top speed of 32.3 knots.
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The first 50 Fly was launched in 2002 and was in production for 8 years. The second generation was launched in 2013 and was in production for 5 years. The current generation has been in production since 2018.
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Current prices show that a 6-year-old Fly 50 is available from £891,000.
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Depending on your layout choice, the 50 Fly has three generations and they both have three cabins.
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The 50 Fly is a Flybridge
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