Germany: Lloyd Werft Gets Ready for AIDAbella Overhaul

AIDAbella, the 69,203 GT cruise liner will arrive in the Kaiserhafen on April 2nd to spend nine days in the big Kaiser Dock. It will be the first time that a ship belonging to the big AIDA fleet has called at Lloyd Werft for technical work.

The vessel, built in 2008 and a sister ship to “AIDAdiva” and “AIDAluna”, is coming to Lloyd Werft as the third of that Meyer series for a range of diverse work. It will include hull conservation, tank cleaning, crankshaft and rudder work, gangway weight tests and valve maintenance.

The yard has just nine days before “AIDAbella” leave for her next cruise on April 11th.

AIDAbella, 251.5 metres long, 32.2 metres wide and carrying more than 2,000 passengers, is one of the biggest luxury cruise liners in the AIDA fleet.

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Press Release, March 27, 2013