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Home›Green Marine›Fincantieri: Maxi order for two ships from Costa Crociere
Green Marine

June 11, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Fincantieri: Maxi order for two ships from Costa Crociere

Fincantieri has won an order from Costa Crociere for two ships (one option) worth 840 million euros to the owner. The 92,700-ton vessels will be built at Marghera (Venice) shipyard with delivery due in spring 2009 and autumn 2010.Each ship will have a passenger capacity of 2,260 with 1,130 cabins av

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Fincantieri has won an order from Costa Crociere for two ships (one option) worth 840 million euros to the owner. The 92,700-ton vessels will be built at Marghera (Venice) shipyard with delivery due in spring 2009 and autumn 2010.Each ship will have a passenger capacity of 2,260 with 1,130 cabins available, of which 772 with a private balcony (68% of the total).Fincantieri currently has five ships on order for Costa Crociere, including

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