Cruise liner maintenance order for MAN Diesel & Turbo

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MAN Diesel & Turbo has received an order from the US-based cruise liner company Norwegian Cruise Line for the maintenance of the engines on nine of the fleet's cruise liners.

The service agreement runs for four years and is being handled by the MAN PrimeServ service office in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA. During the term of the agreement, two further Norwegian cruise ships will be put into service which will then also be incorporated into the contract. The order is worth US$30 million.

To date, 52 engines with 542 cylinders from various series have been produced for Norwegian Cruise Line's vessels, including the world's first Common Rail conversion. The company's next ship, 'Norwegian Breakaway', will be launched in April 2013.

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Baird Maritime / Work Boat World
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