At the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026, Azimut Yachts will unveil the Fly 70, the latest addition to its Flybridge range and a new interpretation of contemporary life on board. Joining the Seadeck 9, Magellano 27M and Grande 44M, the Fly 70 contributes to Azimut’s most impressive presence yet at Cannes, showcasing the shipyard’s latest approach to design, technology and onboard living.
Following the success of previous Flybridge models, the Fly 70 continues Azimut’s collaboration with Alberto Mancini, responsible for the exterior design, and Fabio Fantolino, who designed the interiors. The duo previously worked together on the Fly 62, Fly 72 and Fly 82, continuing to shape the contemporary design language of Azimut’s Fly series.
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For Alberto Mancini, the design inspiration behind the Fly 70 is captured in the image of a yacht “sculpted by nature and shaped by water.” Its exterior is defined by clean, fluid and sporty lines, with balanced volumes designed to remain contemporary while creating a welcoming environment for life on board.
One of the defining features of the Fly 70 is the way its layout strengthens the connection between the yacht and the sea. The extended aft cockpit transforms into a shaded terrace overlooking the water, with space for an eight-person dining table and two different configurations designed around different ways of enjoying the stern area.
The Terrace Cockpit, displayed at Cannes, creates an open view toward the sea through a transparent aft parapet and stern-facing dining layout. The space also incorporates generous storage beneath the deck for accessories and water toys. Meanwhile, the Beach Cockpit takes the connection with the water further, with a mechanism that opens the transom and lowers the bench to create a sunpad flush with the water - a solution previously introduced on the Fly 62.
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The Flybridge is conceived as a 360-degree open-plan space, divided into three functional areas: a forward sundeck next to the helm station, a central C-shaped dinette with a wet bar, and an aft terrace that can be furnished freely with freestanding pieces.
Above, a distinctive fiberglass hardtop provides shade while maintaining the open character of the space. With its carefully considered layout, the flybridge becomes more than a helm or sunbathing area - it is designed as an additional living space for dining, relaxing and spending time together at sea.
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Inside, Fabio Fantolino brings his signature refined eclecticism to the Fly 70, combining contemporary design with a careful approach to materials, light and unexpected details.
The main deck is organized to create a natural transition between the conversation and dining areas while maintaining visual continuity throughout the space. Two opposing sofas form the centre of the living area, complemented by a selection of materials including brown suede, organically shaped carpeting by cc-tapis and Green River marble.
The dining area features Taj Mahal marble and chairs designed by Patricia Urquiola for Andreu World. A sculptural screen combining wood and brushed bronze partially separates the galley, offering a degree of privacy without closing off the space.
On the lower deck, the Fly 70 accommodates eight guests across four cabins, with the master suite positioned amidships. The owner's cabin is defined by diagonal architectural lines and detailed with Bronze Amani marble, continuing the balance between contemporary design and a warm, residential atmosphere.
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The Fly 70 incorporates an extensive application of carbon fiber through Azimut’s Carbon-Tech Generation, supporting the yacht’s performance while contributing to a more efficient overall design.
The model is powered by twin Volvo IPS 1350 engines, with a top speed of up to 31 knots according to Azimut’s official launch announcement.
Alongside performance, Azimut continues to develop technologies focused on creating a quieter and more sustainable experience on board.
The Fly 70 is the first model to feature Azimut Silent Technology - Pure, incorporating a particulate filter that works in combination with a silencer, ceramic blocks and a nitrogen oxide catalyst. According to Azimut, the system can reduce particulate emissions by 95% and halve sound pressure levels, lowering noise by more than 5 dBA.
For owners, the technology is designed to make time at anchor more comfortable, with cleaner air and less of the background noise traditionally associated with generator operation.
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With the Fly 70, Azimut continues to evolve its Flybridge range around a balance of sporty exterior design, flexible living spaces and a closer connection with the sea.
Its world premiere at Cannes is part of Azimut’s largest-ever presence at the show, where the Fly 70 joins three other world premieres - the Magellano 27M, Seadeck 9 and Grande 44M - representing different expressions of the shipyard’s current design and technological direction.
Tam Sơn Yachting, the official Azimut Yachts dealer in Vietnam, will continue to bring the latest updates on the Fly 70 and Azimut’s newest models presented at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026.
