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AIDAPRIMA - IMO 9636955

© Jorge Subtil

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Photographer:

Jorge Subtil [ View profile ]

Captured:

Apr 16, 2016

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Location:

Lisbon, Portugal

Photo Category:

Cruise Ships And Liners Built 2011-2020

Added:

Apr 16, 2016

Views:

1,422

Image Resolution:

3,482 x 2,203

Description:

First time in Lisbon.

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Builder:

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries - Nagasaki, Japan

Manager:

Aida Cruises - Rostock, Germany

Owner:

Costa Crociere Spa - Genova, Italy

Class society:

Dnv, Registro Italiano Navale

Vessel Type:

Passengers Ship

Gross tonnage:

125,572 tons

Summer DWT:

9,200 tons

Length:

299.95 m

Beam:

37.65 m

Draught:

8.25 m

Photos:

315 photos by 113 photographers

Last known position:

22°45’41.05” S, 14°25’49.19” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

18.5kts, 316.5° (315°)

Destination:

- Location:

Walvis Bay

- Arrival:

20th Apr 2024 / 05:00:51 UTC

Last update:

5 days ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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She looks good, very nice design. Captain Ted, do the designers of these mega ships not have to prove they can evacuate all the passengers in a given time, the same as aircraft manufacturers do?

person

Well,, she looks different,, what I dread most when the first of this mega paxers really sink witthin minutes ( Concordia did only not sink because of the rock, if not for the rock, there would have been 1000,s dead) I hope that never happens,,but it will,, sooner or later ,,, it is virtual impossible to evacuate 4-6000 people from a ship without massive casualties when it has to happen in rather short time. who ever lets believe the rest of the world that it is not so is a dreamer or a ignorant.

person

Even if the bow shape & AIDA livery both ignored, she still stands outs from the rest of mega cruisers. Her sides, although not good looking, aren't boring/monotonous either. And I agree with Jadran - if her hull could be painted plain black & the funnel in some buff or other colour - suddenly she would look MUCH better, as a modern "classic" liner.

person

Before Mr. Dot chimes in and tells us all otherwise:, in my eyes she 's a bit of a looker.

person

..... though,, would be much nicer/more elegant if the hull was of plain black colour

person

After a very long-long time of hard work, work & work,, the outcome appears not bad! ... at least to say: it's distinctively different than the others !!

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