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Home›Green Marine›River Ems Passage of AIDAdiva
Green Marine

March 2, 2007 · about 19 years ago

River Ems Passage of AIDAdiva

In the afternoon of 10 March 2007 the 68,500-gt club ship ‘AIDAdiva’ will leave MEYER WERFT for the North Sea. The Ems barrier will be operating to support the passage down the river. The ship left the building dock as early as on 4 March 2007.

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In the afternoon of 10 March 2007 the 68,500-gt club ship ‘AIDAdiva’ will leave MEYER WERFT for the North Sea. The Ems barrier will be operating to support the passage down the river. The ship left the building dock as early as on 4 March 2007.

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