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Wärtsilä signs a maintenance contract of the duration five-year-old with the group Royal Caribbean Cruises
The agreement covers 29 ships of the crocieristico group, with option in order to extend it to other units
April 19, 2011
The Wärtsilä Finn has signed a maintenance contract and support of the duration five-year-old with the crocieristico group American Royal Caribbean Cruises and with its marks operating Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Cruises Club. The understanding includes an activity series, between which the optimization of the logistics of the development, replacement parts and the test of the members of the engines, the optimization of the fuel consumption and the development and the implementation of future systems of engine control remotely.
The contract covers 29 ships of the American crocieristico group, with option in order to extend it to other ships successively. The understanding altogether regards 118 Wärtsilä engines for a total power of the systems of propulsion pairs to about 1.400 MW and constitutes the most important which signed maintenance contract from the Finnish company with a customer of the field of the shipping.
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The Wärtsilä Finn has signed a maintenance contract and support of the duration five-year-old with the crocieristico group American Royal Caribbean Cruises and with its marks operating Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Cruises Club. The understanding includes an activity series, between which the optimization of the logistics of the development, replacement parts and the test of the members of the engines, the optimization of the fuel consumption and the development and the implementation of future systems of engine control remotely.
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