Barnim – the longest ferry to sail from A to B – lands in dry-dock (headline)

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JACEK1

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Hello all users!

Barnim – the longest ferry to sail from A to B – lands in dry-dock of Shipyard “X”. (as a headline).

Do you think this headliine/title is properly formulated?

I am also curious to know your opinion about the use of the fragment "the longest ferry to sail from A to B", meaning "the longest ferry that/which sails from A to B".

Thank you.
 

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I would use commas instead of dashes. I would say "at Shipyard X". The fragment you queried is OK.
 
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