National Geographic Explorer accidents and incidents

National Geographic Explorer cruise ship

Former names
MS Lyngen, MS Midnatsol 2, MS Midnatsol

Length (LOA)
112 m / 367 ft

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propulsion/power loss - 2016

01 April 2016Propulsion / Power Loss

On April 1, 2016, due to propulsion issues, Lindblad Expeditions canceled the ship's visit to Dartmouth (Devon, England UK) scheduled for April 16. Technical problems started during the seasonal Antarctic repositioning cruise and resulted in reduced speed, 2 days delay, itinerary changes (dropped call ports).

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