Keel laying ceremony for AIDAnova

Ship&Offshore | Issue 06/2017

Keel laying ceremony for AIDAnova

September 2017 | Editor

Meyer Werft | The keel for the first of Carnival Corporation’s next generation of LNG-powered vessels has been laid at Meyer Werft in Papenburg. The AIDAnova is the first of two new ships for the German cruise company AIDA Cruises. Carnival Corporation has ordered a further five ships in Papenburg and Turku.

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