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Home / Heard@HQ / Heard at Headquarters 2005 / January-March

Pride of America update (2/14)

SIU-contracted NCL America reports that the Pride of America (above) left the dry dock at Lloyd Werft and is now alongside the outfitting pier at the German shipyard. Sea trials are scheduled from May 19 through May 22 and NCL America will take delivery of the Pride of America on June 6, 2005.

After a series of inaugural events and cruises in the U.K. and the U.S. mainland, the Pride of America will sail to Honolulu where she will be based year-round beginning July 23, 2005. She joins NCL America’s first U.S.-flagged ship, the SIU-crewed Pride of Aloha, which began sailing seven-day round-trip Hawaii voyages last July.

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