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Where is the current position of luna presently vessel luna is a yacht ship sailing under the flag of marshall islands . her imo number is 1010222 and mmsi number is 538071095. main ship particulars are length of 114 m and beam of 20 m. maps show the following voyage data - present location, next port, estimated (eta) and predicted time of arrival (pta), speed, course, draught, photos, videos, local time, utc time..

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The current position of LUNA is in North Sea with coordinates 53.54255° / 9.95652° as reported on 2022-02-28 08:40 by AIS to our vessel tracker app. The vessel's current speed is 0 Knots and is currently inside the port of HAMBURG .

The vessel LUNA (IMO: 1010222, MMSI: 538071095) is a Yacht that was built in 2010 ( 14 years old ) . It's sailing under the flag of [MH] Marshall Is .

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The current draught of LUNA as reported by AIS is 6 meters

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World’s Largest Expedition Yacht LUNA Now Open to Charter

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By Editorial Team   12 June 2014

It has now been announced that the world’s largest expedition yacht, the renowned 115m/377’ LUNA has officially joined the global charter fleet. 

Known not only for her magnificent size but also for her exceptional levels of luxury, LUNA is an expedition yacht like no other and will exclusively be made available to select clients looking to cruise the far corners of the globe in style. Built in 2010 by Lloyd Werft as a replacement for Roman Abramovich’s 112.8m/370’ explorer yacht ‘LE GRAND BLEU’, she has also recently become the largest superyacht registered under the British flag, having been reflagged from her previous Bermuda. 

Since her launch, superyacht LUNA ’s undoubtedly luxurious Donald Starkey designed interior has been kept a closely guarded secret. However with this new announcement comes never before seen photos of her expansive outdoor living spaces and clean, contemporary styling. Her huge on deck swimming pool has been showcased as one of the main luxury amenities on board and for good reason.

Surrounded on three sides by wide, comfortable sunpads and flanked by two spacious shaded seating areas, the pool has even been fitted with multi coloured LED lights that illuminate it under the night sky. She also features two helipads and a superb private beach club with spectacular views out over the ocean. 

She boasts a crew of 49 who are on hand to provide a five star service for up to 18 guests, accommodated in nine staterooms. Designed to be capable of offering expedition charters in the most extreme of environments such as Antarctica, LUNA also offers the style and comfort befitting of the Mediterranean cruising grounds.

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For more information about superyacht LUNA, contact your preferred yacht charter broker or see the full selection of expedition charter yachts available around the world.

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Luna: The story of the 115m explorer's €50m refit

After several years in the Port of Dubai, the 115 metre Luna has been spotted on the move, according to BOAT Pro's Global Fleet Tracker . As she sets sail for the Mediterranean, we look back at the multi-million dollar refit in 2014 that saw the transformation of this world cruiser.

Originally envisioned as a more elegant version of 113 metre Le Grand Bleu , Luna , when launched, made headlines for two reasons: the celebrity of her first owner, Roman Abramovich, and in more specialist press for that long, low aft deck that sacrificed interior volume for sun worship. That famous pool, the biggest ever seen on a superyacht at the time, is still jaw-dropping, especially when empty and its full scale is revealed.

As one of the world’s most famous explorer yachts, she had done remarkably little exploring since her debut in 2010, but that was set to change when Luna was purchased by new owners in 2014. They spent a season on board in the Med before releasing the yacht in October that year for an extensive refit that would wrap in her five-year survey. 

Almost two years later, in 2016, BOAT International steps on board. The yacht's swimming pool is netted, the crew are busy washing the decks and superstructure, and canvas hides all the sunloungers, but the huge spaces that make Luna so special are impossible to cover up.

And even on a grey, overcast day, her hull absolutely pings: flawless, faired and painted a special new colour christened “Luna Blue”. It’s a marked difference. The yacht’s first owner wanted to reinforce her rugged aesthetic by making a show of her plate seams and welds, but giving her a shiny new coat was the biggest item on the to-do list when Luna was laid up at German Dry Docks in Bremerhaven, northern Germany, in late 2014. “The previous paint wasn’t very attractive,” says the owner’s representative. “Just a top coat over bare hull. Luna now has the most high-quality paint job to date on such a vessel. It’s a complete mirror finish.”

The work was done by local firm Thraki Yacht Painting and constitutes the biggest single change to the boat in its six-year life. It took 70-80 painters eight months to fill and fair more than 2,000 square metres of hull, while also refinishing Luna ’s superstructure. But first the hull was sandblasted to remove any remnants of the old paint.

“We then applied more than 20 tonnes of filler,” says Thraki’s MD Ritvan Metso. “This was followed by two epoxy primers, a show coat and top coat.” The result is an uninterrupted shine as you look down the hull, with no blemishes or movement in the finish. “This is what Luna was missing,” adds the owner’s rep with clear pride.

Frank Neubelt led the design team from German studio Newcruise in defining Luna ’s exterior lines. He calls it a “boy cool” look — tough but elegant. It was the first major motor yacht project worked on by the German designer and remains the biggest.

Outdoor life, obviously, was key to the design and, of all the proposals put in front of Luna ’s first owner, he was “most amazed by the idea to create a very open outer deck”, says the designer. “So we quit all the earlier concepts with lots of toys on board and I was free to create her style.”

The deck below might not be rammed with superyacht water toys but there is still plenty of room — in fact, more than you’d think. To port, two tender garages sit opposite a gym and behind all of this is Luna’s expansive beach club wrapping round a spa, with steam bath, plunge pool and sauna.

This whole area was changed extensively in the refit. Updated equipment from Technogym has been installed in Luna ’s superyacht gym , alongside new mirrored panels lining the length of the space. “Gym equipment keeps changing — and we only like the best,” says the owner’s rep. The glass means you can fold down the huge 12-metre shell door and look out over the water without anyone seeing you sweating inside.

Conversely, the platform means it’s possible to do morning routines outside, with the water lapping almost at your feet. A further shell door opens behind and Luna ’s transom door folds up, to create the feeling of a single, open, water-level space.

The teak throughout this area has been replaced, alongside a host of other cosmetic changes: new mosaic on the walls in the steam room, upgraded AV and a new pantry area to ease service. The sofa in the rearmost section of the beach club now faces backwards — with a view of the sea instead of a TV on the bulkhead, in place of which is now a beautiful fish-eye sculpture discovered in Greece on one of the yacht’s travels. “Who wants to see a huge TV in a beach club?” asks the rep. “ Luna is a boat to relax on! There are 80 other TVs on board.”

Included in the new sofa design are drawers for storing shoes, the idea being that you board via the bathing platform, sit on the sofa, put your shoes in the drawer… “and relax”, he adds. Luna ’s boarding steps have been modified, too: they’ve been opened up to allow guests to walk directly up from the tender, instead of being forced sideways, making it much safer, and easier for crew to assist guests.

Luna ’s owner and his family sometimes take breakfast at the beach club dinette to port, a space they’re already planning to change in the next big yard period by adding a large new shell door on the port side — bringing the number of major openings in this space to six — and 18 portholes in the transom, to give a view and let in light even underway.

Beyond the superyacht's beach club , the entire lower deck is dedicated to Luna ’s crew, who are well served with spacious cabins forward, all of which were upgraded with new upholstery, curtains and AV/IT. Further crew quarters are found on the deck below, but the main attraction here are the machinery spaces.

Big yachts such as Luna have large, impressive engine rooms, but this one stands apart, not just in the volume dedicated to housing the engines and electric motors, but in the polish applied to it. “It’s the most spotless engine room I’ve ever worked in,” reports chief engineer James Burden — the result of a fastidious owner who regularly visits the crew areas.

As a result, the chequerplate floor is polished once a week and you could shave in the cylinder heads. “We even painted the toolboxes the same colour as the engine to keep things neat,” he adds.

Luna ’s seven generators output a total of 15,000hp and they power electric motors coupled to each shaft. “Diesel electric, in terms of operating a ship, is great,” says the chief. “It’s less real estate taken up, it’s less vibration, it’s more economical, it’s more flexible for the owner and it’s more flexible for us to operate.”

She’s got massive power — designed to nudge Luna through shallow ice — and can run at her full speed of 21 knots and still have one generator offline. With all generators engaged and running at full revs, Luna could power a town of 25,000 people. In the yard, the shafts were taken out for survey and maintenance, and seals and bearings were replaced, while air-con was added in a number of the working areas to improve conditions, among a host of other jobs.

The main hot work happened in the living spaces decks above. The lounge fronting Luna ’s observation deck has always been a superb place to be when coming into a new port or anchorage, but it’s been made even better by an extended deck cut-out, creating an entirely new exterior seating area.

“You can now walk to both sides, relax or sleep on the sofa and use it for dining,” reveals the owner’s rep, who has spent considerable time on board Luna . “It was incredible being up there when coming into Cuba. The new exterior observation lounge was very useful.”

Other changes have been made to the rear of the bridge deck, with new extendable wind breaks installed to protect this main outdoor dining space when it’s blowing. The teak has been perfectly re-caulked all over the boat and the two helidecks are now clad in Future Teak from Bolidt, embellished with Luna ’s name and logo.

Donald Starkey was the original interior designer for Luna but joined the project when the yacht, which is managed by Y.CO , was only about 70 per cent complete at its build yard of Lloyd Werft . He worked hard to impose himself on a boat mostly built and won some concessions — extending headroom throughout the living spaces and adding a dining room, which wasn’t on the original GA.

“I did this by subdividing the upper deck lounge on the starboard side,” he says. “I separated the lounge and dining room by a wall incorporating a fireplace, which can be appreciated from both sides.” The stone-panelled finish to this unit is contextual in an interior that leans heavily to the natural.

“My intention was to try and create an elegant but calm feeling, away from the hard-edged traditional glossy interiors,” he says. This extended to sourcing oak panels in Germany cut from large logs that could be sliced into 70cm veneers, to avoid too many joints. The panels were then wire-brushed to expose the deeper grain and stained pale.

Starkey’s original intention had been to lay the oak floor using antique 17th century beams, but was dissuaded by concerns about splintering and combustibility. Modern oak was used instead and “aged” to create the same effect, which extends throughout Luna and grounds the entire design.

The floor, it should be noted, is also an absolute pleasure to walk on. One of the quirkier design flourishes involves the main deck guest corridor on Luna , with its arched separations, which not only add visual interest to an otherwise straight corridor but also serve to hide watertight bulkhead divisions.

Six years on and Starkey’s interior is still pristine, thanks to an owner with a meticulous eye for imperfections and a crew dedicated to making sure there aren’t any. Some updating was done in Luna ’s refit period, including the addition of new fabrics in the corridors and updates to all cabins, but the soul of Starkey’s design is very much intact.

And while the owner gets the pick of those cabins, with its huge views and access to a private terrace forward, it’s the guests that get the easiest access to Luna ’s headline feature, through the guest corridor on the main deck that leads straight out on to the aft deck. It’s a proper playground and perfect for the family’s children to run around, in complete safety.

A new raised section of this deck, just aft of the pool, was added in Luna’s refit and helps create distinction on the massive platform. The area can be tented and is a great spot for “tea and fruit in the afternoon”, says the rep.

Throughout Luna ’s 14-month refit, around 130 jobs were completed, ranging from the tiny (the installation of new wine fridges) to the tricky (the separation of the ballast tank system) but, taken as a whole, they have managed to improve on a classic. Until now few people have ever seen inside Luna and, as for being featured in a magazine, forget it. But finally here’s proof of her pedigree — Luna has risen. 

First published in the November 2016 edition of BOAT International

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Superyacht Luna - World's Largest Expedition Yacht

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Luna, the world’s largest exploration yacht has been undergoing sea-trials, outfitting and major paint works in preparation for delivery to her owner, rumoured to be a prolific superyacht owner. Luna has been kept so top secret, there is even less information about her than the Eclipse.

The 115m long range expedition yacht Luna was built in Germany by Lloyd Werft and Stahlbau Nord Shipyards. The superyacht was launched last October, becoming the second largest yacht to be launched in 2009, after Eclipse. Luna was recently painted to give her hull a stylish navy blue finish with waterline stripes instead of her initial white, giving the awe-inspiring sea-giant a new look.

Number 19 in our Top 100 forecast, Luna's interior was designed by celebrated designer Donald Starkey with the exterior designer still being kept under wraps. The design of the second largest yacht in 2009 somewhat resembles the exterior styling of the groundbreaking Eclipse , featuring similar forward designs on the above decks. Even the names can be said to be of a similar origin.

Superyachts.com have captured images and footage of the stunning expedition superyacht Luna as she undergoes trials and sports her new paint job at the shipyard where she is currently undergoing outfitting. 

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LUNA (IMO 9689457 ) - Yacht

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LUNA (IMO: 9689457) is a Yacht registered and sailing under the flag of Cayman Islands . Her gross tonnage is 439 and deadweight is 0 . LUNA was built in 2013 . LUNA length overall (LOA) is 41.94 m, beam is 8.8 m. Her container capacity is 0 TEU. The ship is operated by BURGESS .

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U.S. Intelligence Helped Ukraine Strike Russian Flagship, Officials Say

The help that sank the Moskva, the most significant loss by any navy in 40 years, is part of an administration effort providing real-time battlefield intelligence to Ukraine.

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By Helene Cooper Eric Schmitt and Julian E. Barnes

• May 5, 2022

WASHINGTON — The United States provided intelligence that helped Ukrainian forces locate and strike the flagship of Russia’s Black Sea fleet last month, another sign that the administration is easing its self-imposed limitations on how far it will go in helping Ukraine fight Russia, U.S. officials said.

The targeting help, which contributed to the eventual sinking of the flagship, the Moskva, is part of a continuing classified effort by the Biden administration to provide real-time battlefield intelligence to Ukraine. That intelligence also includes sharing anticipated Russian troop movements, gleaned from a recent American assessment of Moscow’s battle plan for the fighting in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, the officials said.

The administration has sought to keep much of the battlefield and maritime intelligence it is sharing with the Ukrainians secret out of fear it will be seen as an escalation and provoke President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia into a wider war. But in recent weeks, the United States has sped heavier weapons to Ukraine and requested an extraordinary $33 billion in additional military, economic and humanitarian aid from Congress, demonstrating how quickly American restraints on support for Ukraine are shifting.

Two senior American officials said that Ukraine already had obtained the Moskva’s targeting data on its own, and that the United States provided only confirmation. But other officials said the American intelligence was crucial to Ukraine’s sinking of the ship.

The U.S. intelligence help to strike the Moskva was reported earlier by NBC News .

On April 13, Ukrainian forces on the ground fired two Neptune missiles, striking the Moskva and igniting a fire that eventually led to the sinking of the warship. Attention has also focused on whether the aging ship’s radar systems were working properly. Ukrainian and U.S. officials said the Moskva was possibly distracted by Ukraine’s deploying of a Turkish-made Bayraktar drone nearby.

Immediately after the strike, Biden administration officials were scrupulously silent, declining to confirm even that the Moskva had been struck. But in recent days, American officials confirmed that targeting data from American intelligence sources was provided to Ukraine in the hours before the Neptune missiles were launched.

The officials declined to elaborate on what specific information was passed along, but one official said the information went beyond simply a report on the ship’s location in the Black Sea, 65 nautical miles south of Odesa.

The sinking of the ship was a major blow to Russia and the most significant loss for any navy in 40 years.

Russia has denied Ukrainian missiles played any role in the Moskva’s demise, claiming instead that an onboard fire caused a munitions explosion that doomed the ship. Independent Russian news outlets based outside the country have reported that about 40 men died and an additional 100 were injured when the warship was damaged and sank.

Biden administration officials have declined to publicly confirm that American intelligence provided the targeting information that allowed Ukraine to hit the Moskva.

The Pentagon press secretary, John F. Kirby, asked about a report in The Times of London that a Navy P-8 spy plane from Sigonella air base in Italy was tracking the Moskva before it was hit by Ukraine, spoke of air policing missions in the Black Sea as part of a carefully worded response: “There was no provision of targeting information by any United States Navy P-8 flying in these air policing missions,” he said.

An American official said the Ukrainians asked the Americans about a ship sailing in the Black Sea south of Odesa. The United States identified it as the Moskva, and confirmed its location. The Ukrainians then targeted the ship. The Ukrainians carried out the strike without the prior knowledge of the United States. The official said the United States provided confirmation to the Ukrainian military, but other officials said it was not certain Ukraine could have hit the ship without U.S. assistance.

After this article was published, Mr. Kirby added in a statement, “The Ukrainians have their own intelligence capabilities to track and target Russian naval vessels, as they did in this case.”

American officials have acknowledged publicly that actionable intelligence was provided to the Ukrainians in the run-up to Russia’s invasion on Feb. 24, and that the practice has continued in the weeks since. But these officials have shied away from confirming American involvement in Ukrainian operations that have resulted in the deaths of Russian soldiers.

The U.S. assessment of Russia’s war plan for the Donbas region allowed a senior Pentagon official to say last week that Russia appeared to be “several days behind” schedule in its offensive there because of stiff Ukrainian resistance and continuing supply line problems.

Russian forces can always deviate from their plans, but American officials said the intelligence allows Ukrainian forces to avoid attack in some locations and position themselves to strike Russians in others.

Although the administration remains wary of provoking Mr. Putin to the point that he further escalates his attacks — President Biden has said he will not send American troops to Ukraine or establish a “no-fly zone” there — current and former officials said the administration found some value in warning Russia that Ukraine had the weight of the United States and NATO behind it.

Officials said Moscow had its own calculations to weigh, including whether it could handle a bigger war, particularly one that would allow NATO to invoke its mutual defense charter or enter the war more directly.

The New York Times reported on Wednesday that American intelligence about Russian movements provided to Ukraine has allowed Kyiv to target and kill a number of Russian generals. On Thursday, Mr. Kirby, the Pentagon spokesman, acknowledged intelligence sharing with the Ukrainians but provided few details.

But Mr. Kirby said the Ukrainians have their own sources of intelligence, which they combine with others and choose what targets to strike. “They make their own decisions,” Mr. Kirby said. “And they take their own actions.”

In an interview on Thursday with CNN, Representative Adam B. Schiff, the California Democrat who leads the House Intelligence Committee, said the Biden administration had been loath to discuss intelligence sharing for fear of saying anything “that will escalate the conflict.”

“We are providing real-time intelligence to Ukraine to help it defend itself,” Mr. Schiff said. “I don’t think the administration wants to go into specifics about just what kind of what circumstances, but we want to make sure that Ukraine is successful.”

For decades, the Moskva, a potent embodiment of Russian naval power in the Black Sea, bristled with missiles and loomed ominously on the horizon, inspiring awe in those who saw it.

But American Navy officials who toured Russian cruisers when there was U.S.-Russian military cooperation in the late 1990s and early 2000s said the Moskva had problems. There was little visible damage control equipment aboard the warship for quickly putting out shipboard fires.

The officials said they could not see fire extinguishers or fire hoses in passageways throughout the ships. On American ships, such equipment is stored close at hand to allow the crew to rapidly extinguish fires, which is critical at sea.

Russian media reports have said a fire onboard ignited an ammunition magazine, seriously damaging the Moskva. American officials say the Neptune missiles most likely caused the fire, which the crew could not contain before the aging vessel ultimately sank while being towed to port.

“The Russian military had long debated whether to retire the Moskva,” said Michael Kofman, the director of Russia studies at CNA, a research institute in Arlington County, Va. “It was an aging Soviet cruiser in dire need of modernization.”

But with a shortage of cruisers and destroyers, Moscow ultimately decided to extend its service. It was the Moskva’s guns, in fact, that fired on Ukraine’s Snake Island in the first days of the war.

Helene Cooper is a Pentagon correspondent. She was previously an editor, diplomatic correspondent and White House correspondent, and was part of the team awarded the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting, for its coverage of the Ebola epidemic. More about Helene Cooper

Eric Schmitt is a senior writer who has traveled the world covering terrorism and national security. He was also the Pentagon correspondent. A member of the Times staff since 1983, he has shared three Pulitzer Prizes. More about Eric Schmitt

Julian E. Barnes is a national security reporter based in Washington, covering the intelligence agencies. Before joining The Times in 2018, he wrote about security matters for The Wall Street Journal. More about Julian E. Barnes

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The data is for informational purposes only and VesselFinder is not responsible for the accuracy and reliability of MOSCOW MAERSK data. 448 IMAGES Luna Yacht Luna Superyacht (Lloyd) Mega Yacht LUNA LUNA Yacht • Farkhad Akhmedov $300M Superyacht 114m explorer yacht Luna finally released by Dubai court This sanctioned Russian tycoon played every trick in the book to prevent his ex-wife from taking VIDEO ലൂണയുടെ ബ്ലാസ്റ്റേഴ്സിലെ പൊസിഷൻ ROLE difference Chandrayaan-3 Vs Luna-25 Live News: Russia's Luna-25 Lander Fails To Enter Pre-landing Orbit Of Moon Mega Yacht LUNA COMMENTS Ship LUNA (Yacht) Registered in Marshall Is Vessel LUNA is a Yacht, Registered in Marshall Is. Discover the vessel's particulars, including capacity, machinery, photos and ownership. Get the details of the current Voyage of LUNA including Position, Port Calls, Destination, ETA and Distance travelled - IMO 1010222, MMSI 538071095, Call sign V7NV8 Luna Current Position IMO 1010222, Yacht Where is the current position of Luna presently? Vessel Luna is a yacht ship sailing under the flag of Marshall Islands.Her IMO number is 1010222 and MMSI number is 538071095. Main ship particulars are length of 114 m and beam of 20 m. Maps show the following voyage data - Present Location, Next port, Estimated (ETA) and Predicted Time of Arrival (PTA), Speed, Course, Draught, Photos, Videos ... LUNA, Yacht The current position of LUNA is at West Mediterranean reported 0 min ago by AIS. The vessel is en route to the port of Cannes, France, sailing at a speed of 11.0 knots and expected to arrive there on Jul 7, 16:00.The vessel LUNA (IMO 9689457, MMSI 319987000) is a Yacht built in 2013 (11 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Cayman Islands. LUNA, Yacht The vessel LUNA (IMO 1010222) is a Yacht built in 2010 (14 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Unknown. Plans & Prices Add Photo. Vessel Particulars. IMO number: 1010222: Vessel Name: ... LUNA current position and history of port calls are received by AIS. Technical specifications, tonnages and management details are derived from ... Lloyd Werft Luna Superyacht: Features, Photos & Specifications At the end of 2020, the title of the largest private expedition vessel in the world will go to the 182.9-meter REV, which was technically launched at the end of summer 2019.At the moment in the top 3 of this rating - after Lürssen Octopus and Kleven Ulysses - remains the grandiose Luna, which is known not only to yacht fans all over the world. It is well known in many respects due to legal ... LUNA Yacht • Farkhad Akhmedov $300M Superyacht The Luna yacht was once the world's largest expedition yacht, a title now held by Solaris. Originally owned by Roman Abramovich, Luna is currently owned by Azerbaijani billionaire Farkhad Akhmedov. Luna can accommodate 18 guests with a crew of 49 and has a cruising speed of 18 knots. Akhmedov agreed to pay his ex-wife $186 million, settling ... LUNA Current Position (Yacht, MMSI: 538071095, IMO: 1010222 Real-time and current position of LUNA (Yacht, MMSI: 538071095, IMO: 1010222) on ais live map is in North Sea with coordinates 53.54255° / 9.95652° and speed 0 knots as reported on 2022-02-28 08:40 by AIS live data. Luna (yacht) Luna was delivered to Russian businessman Roman Abramovich on 10 April 2010. [1] Its exterior was designed by NewCruise of Germany and its interior by Donald Starkey. [3] The yacht's cost has been estimated at over €250m. Luna was sold to Azerbaijani Farkhad Akhmedov, for €200m in April 2014. [5] In October 2014 the yacht was sent to Bremerhaven, Germany, for an extensive refit costing €50m. LUNA The current position of LUNA is in North Sea with coordinates 53.54255° / 9.95652° as reported on 2022-02-28 08:40 by AIS to our vessel tracker app. The vessel's current speed is 0 Knots and is currently inside the port of HAMBURG. The vessel LUNA (IMO: 1010222, MMSI: 538071095) is a Yacht that was built in 2010 ( 14 years old ). World's Largest Expedition Yacht LUNA Now Open to Charter For more information about superyacht LUNA, contact your preferred yacht charter broker or see the full selection of expedition charter yachts available around the world. It has now been announced that the world's largest expedition yacht, the renowned 115m/377' LUNA has officially joined the global charter fleet. Luna: The story of the 115m yacht's €50m refit The work was done by local firm Thraki Yacht Painting and constitutes the biggest single change to the boat in its six-year life. It took 70-80 painters eight months to fill and fair more than 2,000 square metres of hull, while also refinishing Luna's superstructure.But first the hull was sandblasted to remove any remnants of the old paint. Superyacht Luna 09 Apr 2010. Luna, the world's largest exploration yacht has been undergoing sea-trials, outfitting and major paint works in preparation for delivery to her owner, rumoured to be a prolific superyacht owner. Luna has been kept so top secret, there is even less information about her than the Eclipse. The 115m long range expedition yacht Luna ... AIDAluna Itinerary, Current Position, Ship Review Luna is AIDA's 3rd vessel (delivered by Meyer Werft Papenburg on March 16, 2009), which Maiden Voyage started on March 22nd from Hamburg.The 14-night one-way inaugural cruise itinerary (Hamburg to Palma de Mallorca) visited 8 port cities in 5 countries - Le Havre (France), Santander and La Coruna (Spain), Lisbon (Portugal), Cadiz (Spain), Tangier (Morocco), and Valencia and Barcelona. Emerald Luna Itinerary, Current Position, Ship Review The 2021-built MS Emerald Luna cruise ship is a newbuild riverboat constructed in Hardinxveld-Giessendam (Holland). Luna is Emerald Waterways' 9th boat of the company's Star-Ship series, with sisterships the fleetmates Emerald Star, Emerald Sky, Emerald Sun, Emerald Dawn, Emerald Destiny.. In 2022, the vessel (ENI number 2338885) changed its flag state and port of registry from Switzerland ... LUNA (IMO 9689457, Yacht) LUNA (IMO: 9689457) is a Yacht registered and sailing under the flag of Cayman Islands.Her gross tonnage is 439 and deadweight is 0.LUNA was built in 2013.LUNA length overall (LOA) is 41.94 m, beam is 8.8 m. Her container capacity is 0 TEU. Ship LA LUNA (Yacht) Registered in Malta Vessel LA LUNA is a Yacht, Registered in Malta. Discover the vessel's particulars, including capacity, machinery, photos and ownership. Get the details of the current Voyage of LA LUNA including Position, Port Calls, Destination, ETA and Distance travelled - IMO 8998837, MMSI 215975000, Call sign 9HA5401 AIDALUNA Current Location AIDALUNA (AIDA Cruises) current ship position tracker and cruise itinerary with port details. CHECK ON MAP... CruiseMapper provides free cruise tracking, current ship positions, itinerary schedules, deck plans, cabins, accidents and incidents ('cruise minus') reports, cruise news ... AIDAluna current position is at coordinates 64.15394 N / -21. ... LA LUNA, Yacht The current position of LA LUNA is at West Mediterranean reported 3 mins ago by AIS. The vessel is en route to FILICUDI, and expected to arrive there on Aug 30, 14:00.The vessel LA LUNA (IMO 8998837, MMSI 215975000) is a Yacht built in 1997 (27 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Malta. America's Cup: Saddling up on the high seas A world champion cyclist has swapped the velodrome for the cramped deck of the fastest yacht in the world. ... an optimal pedalling position is huge." ... out to Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli to be the ... Sinking of the Moskva In February 2022, the Moskva left the Port of Sevastopol to participate in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [3] The ship was later used against the Ukrainian armed forces during the attack on Snake Island, together with the Russian patrol boat Vasily Bykov. [4] Moskva hailed the island's garrison over the radio and demanded its surrender, receiving the now-famous reply "Russian warship, go ... LUNA SPIRIT, Vehicles Carrier The current position of LUNA SPIRIT is at South East Asia reported 9 days ago by AIS. The vessel is en route to the port of Kobe, Japan, sailing at a speed of 11.5 knots and expected to arrive there on Aug 14, 19:30.The vessel LUNA SPIRIT (IMO 9372315, MMSI 372610000) is a Vehicles Carrier built in 2007 (17 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Panama. U.S. Intel Helped Ukraine Strike Russia's Moskva Warship, Officials Say May 5, 2022. WASHINGTON — The United States provided intelligence that helped Ukrainian forces locate and strike the flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet last month, another sign that the ... Sunken Russian warship Moskva: What do we know? Reuters. The guided missile cruiser pictured sailing through Istanbul in June 2021. Russia's flagship Black Sea missile cruiser, the Moskva, has sunk after being "seriously damaged". That is as ... MOSCOW MAERSK, Container Ship The current position of MOSCOW MAERSK is at East Asia reported 12 mins ago by AIS. The vessel is en route to KWANG YANG, sailing at a speed of 4.2 knots and expected to arrive there on Aug 20, 08:00.The vessel MOSCOW MAERSK (IMO 9778818, MMSI 219864000) is a Container Ship built in 2017 (7 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Denmark. catamaran gulet motorboat powerboat riverboat sailboat trimaran yacht