Cruise Ship

Norwegian Cruise Line (Norwegian Sun)

Incident Type

Propulsion Malfunction / Itinerary Changes

Date of Accident

June 25, 2026

Location of Accident

Baltic Sea

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Introduction

Norwegian Sun cancelled four Baltic ports during a June 2026 voyage after a propulsion malfunction limited the ship’s maximum speed.

What Happened

The technical problem affected the vessel’s ability to maintain the planned itinerary. Four of the eight scheduled ports on the June 24 to July 3 Helsinki-to-Copenhagen cruise were cancelled.

Response and Investigation

The ship continued under restricted operating conditions while repairs were arranged. Norwegian Cruise Line advised guests about the itinerary changes and compensation. No injuries or deaths were reported.

  • A propulsion malfunction limited the ship’s speed.
  • Four of eight scheduled Baltic ports were cancelled.
  • The cruise line provided compensation information to affected guests.

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