AIDAvita

Avitak,[5] formerly AIDAvita, is a Cruise ship. She was the second ship in AIDA Cruises' fleet. Avitak was built in 2002 by the German shipyard Aker MTW in Wismar. She is identical to AIDAaura. In June 2022, AIDA Cruises announced that the ship won't returning to service for AIDA Cruises. [6] and was sold to a new owner, which is currently unknown.[7]

AIDAvita leaving Argostoli, Kefalonia on April 20th 2019
History
Name	2002–2023: AIDAvita 2023–present: Avitak
Owner	2002–2022: Costa Crociere S.p.A.[1]
Operator	2002–2022: AIDA Cruises
Port of registry	2002–2004: London,  United Kingdom 2004–2023: Genoa,  Italy 2023: Madeira,  Portugal 2023–present: Monrovia,  Liberia[2]
Builder	MV Werften Wismar,  Germany[3]
Cost	$350 million[3]
Yard number	003[1]
Laid down	21 November 2000[1]
Launched	15 November 2001[1]
Completed	30 April 2002[1]
In service	April 2002[3]
Identification	Call sign: 5LKV2 IMO number: 9221554 MMSI number: 636022869 DNV ID: G94690
Status	Out of Service, Sold
General characteristics
Type	Cruise ship
Tonnage	42,289 GT[4] 20,877 NT 4,232 DWT[4]
Length	202.85 m (665.52 ft)[4]
Beam	35.5 m (116.47 ft)[4]
Draught	6.3 m (20.67 ft)[4]
Decks	10[3]
Installed power	18,800 kW[1]
Propulsion	2 × diesel-electric motors[3]
Speed	21 knots (39 km/h; 24 mph)[1]
Capacity	1,266 passengers
Crew	426