NORWEGIAN LUNA

NORWEGIAN LUNA (IMO: 9824019) is a Passenger vessel sailing under the Bahamas flag. It has an overall length of 1056 feets and a beam of 144 feets.

Vessel Identification

• MMSI: 311001781
• IMO: 9824019
• Call Sign: C6IV3
• Flag State: Bahamas
• Vessel Type: Passenger Ship / Cruise Ship

Specifications

• Gross Tonnage: 142,500 GT
• Length Overall: 294 meters
• Beam: 35.8 meters
• Draught: 8.6 meters
• Decks: 17
• Passenger Capacity: 2,828 (double occupancy)
• Crew Capacity: 1,070

Propulsion

• Propulsion Type: Diesel-Electric
• Propellers: Azipod propulsion units
• Engines: Dual-fuel capable diesel generators
• Speed: 22 knots (service)

Shipyard

• Builder: Meyer Werft
• Shipyard Location: Papenburg, Germany
• Year Built: 2018
• Hull Number: S.709

Owner / Operator

• Owner: Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings
• Operator: Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL)
• Commercial Manager: Norwegian Cruise Line
• Home Port: Nassau, Bahamas

Navigation / Communications Equipment

• AIS Class: Class A
• GMDSS: Equipped
• Navigation Systems: ECDIS, Radar, GPS

Operating Region

• Primary Region: Caribbean, Mediterranean, Alaska, and European waters
• Trade Area: Worldwide / Unrestricted

Vessel Description

Norwegian Luna is a large modern cruise vessel operated by Norwegian Cruise Line, built at the renowned Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. Delivered in 2018, the vessel is part of NCL's fleet designed to offer contemporary cruising with extensive passenger amenities across multiple decks. The ship operates under the Bahamas flag and sails on itineraries spanning multiple global regions including the Caribbean and Mediterranean. She is propelled by a diesel-electric azipod system, a technology widely adopted in modern cruise ship design for its efficiency and maneuverability. The vessel complies with international maritime safety and communication standards as required by SOLAS and GMDSS regulations.