Daftar kapal Cunard Line

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Berikut adalah daftar kapal yang dioperasikan oleh Cunard Line.

Armada

Armada Cunard, semuanya dibangun untuk Cunard kecuali dinyatakan lain, terdiri dari kapal-kapal berikut berdasarkan urutan perolehannya:[1]

1840–1850

Semua kapal pada periode ini memiliki lambung kayu dan roda dayung.

Kapal Dibuat Dalam layanan untuk Cunard Tipe GRT Catatan Foto
Unicorn 1836 1840–1845 Ekspres 650 Kapal uap pesisir yang dibeli untuk layanan Montreal, dijual tahun 1846  
Britannia 1840 1840–1849 Ekspress 1,150 Pemegang rekor arah timur, dijual ke Angkatan Laut Jerman Utara tahun 1849  
Acadia 1840 1840–1849 Ekspress 1,150 Dijual ke Angkatan Laut Jerman Utara tahun 1849
Caledonia 1840 1840–1850 Ekspress 1,138[2] Dijual ke Angkatan Laut Spanyol tahun 1850
Columbia 1841 1840–1843 Ekspress 1,150 Blue Riband, hancur pada tahun 1843 tanpa menimbulkan korban jiwa  
Hibernia 1843 1843–1850 Ekspress 1,422[2] Pemegang rekor arah timur, Dijual ke Angkatan Laut Spanyol tahun 1850  
Cambria 1845 1844–1860 Express 1,423[2] Blue Riband, dijual kepada pemilik Italia tahun 1860
Margaret 1839 1842–1872 Ekspress 750 Dibeli dari G & J Burns. Dijual pada tahun 1856 untuk digunakan sebagai kapal pengangkut batu bara.
America 1848 1848–1866 Ekspress 1,826[2] Blue Riband, dijual tahun 1863 dan diubah menjadi layar, dibongkar tahun 1875  
Niagara 1848 1848–1866 Ekspress 1,824[2] Dijual tahun 1866 dan diubah menjadi layar, hancur tahun 1875
Satellite 1848 1848–1902 Tender 175 Dibongkar tahun 1902  
Europa 1848 1848–1866 Ekspress 1,834[2] Blue Riband, dijual tahun 1867  
Canada 1848 1848–1867 Ekspress 1,831[2] Pemegang rekor arah timur, dijual tahun 1866 dan diubah menjadi layar, dibongkar tahun 1883  
Asia 1850 1850–1867 Ekspress 2,250 Blue Riband, dijual tahun 1868, dibongkar tahun 1883  
Africa 1850 1850–1868 Ekspress 2,250 Dijual tahun 1868

1850–1869

Hanya Arabia yang memiliki lambung kayu dan hanya Arabia, Persia, Shamrock, Jackal dan Scotia yang memiliki roda dayung.

Kapal Dibuat Dalam layanan untuk Cunard Tipe GRT Catatan Foto
Shamrock 1847 1851–1854 Menengah 714 Dijual tahun 1854
Arabia 1852 1852–1864 Ekspress 2,400 Dijual tahun 1864 dan diubah menjadi layar, tenggelam tahun 1868[3]  
Andes 1852 1852–1859 Menengah 1,400 Dijual ke Pemerintah Spanyol tahun 1859
Alps 1852 1852–1859 Menengah 1,400 Dijual ke Pemerintah Spanyol tahun 1859
Karnak 1853 1853–1862 Menengah 1,116 Hancur tahun 1862
Melita 1853 1853–1861 Menengah 1,254 Dijual tahun 1855
Jackal 1853 1853–1893 Tender 180 Dibongkar tahun 1893.  
Delta 1853 1854–1899 Menengah 645 Dijual[4]
Curlew 1853 1853–1856 Menengah 523 Hancur tahun 1856
Jura 1854 1854–1861 Menengah 2,200 Dijual ke Allan Line tahun 1860, hancur di lepas pantai Liverpool tahun 1864[3]
Etna 1855 1855–1860 Menengah 2,200 Dijual ke Inman Line tahun 1860, dibongkar tahun 1896[3]
Emeu 1854 1854-1858 Menengah 1,538 Dibeli dari Australasian Pacific Mail tahun 1855. Disewakan tahun 1857 kepada European & Australasian Pacific Mail, kemudian dijual kepada P&O tahun 1858. Transportasi pasukan dalam Perang Krimea.
Persia 1856 1856–1868 Express 3,300 Blue Riband, ditarik dari layanan tahun 1868 dan dibongkar tahun 1872  
Stromboli 1856 1859–1878 Menengah 734 Hancur tahun 1878
Italian 1855 1855–1864 Menengah 784 Dijual tahun 1864
Lebanon 1854 1855–1859 Menengah 1,000 Dijual tahun 1870
Palestine 1858 1858–1870 Menengah 1,000 Dijual tahun 1870
Australasian

Calabria
1857 1859–1876 Menengah 2,700 Dibangun untuk pemilik lain, dijual tahun 1876, dibongkar tahun 1898[3]
Atlas 1860 1860–1896 Menengah 2,393 Diperpanjang dan diubah mesinnya tahun 1873, dibatalkan tahun 1896[3]
Damascus 1860 1856-1860 Menengah 1,213 Dijual tahun 1881
Kedar 1860 1860–1897 Menengah 1,783 Dijual tahun 1897
Balbec 1852 1853–1884 Menengah 1,783 Dibongkar tahun 1884
Marathon 1860 1860–1898 Menengah 2,403 Dibongkar tahun 1898
Morocco 1861 1861–1896 Menengah 1,855 Dibongkar tahun 1896
China 1862 1862–1880 Menengah 2,638 Dijual ke Pemerintah Spanyol tahun 1880
British Queen 1849 1852–1898 Menengah 772 Dibongkar tahun 1898
Scotia 1862 1862–1878 Ekspress 3,850 Blue Riband, Kapal uap kincir terakhir Cunard, dijual tahun 1878 dan diubah menjadi penyebar kabel. Hancur tahun 1904[3]  
Hecla 1863 1860–1881 Menengah 1,785 Dijual tahun 1881  
Alpha 1863 1863–1869 Menengah 653 Dijual tahun 1869
Sidon 1863 1861–1885 Menengah 1,872 Hancur tahun 1885
Corscia 1863 1863–1867 Menengah 1,134 Dijual tahun 1868
Olympus 1863 1860–1881 Menengah 1,794 Dijual tahun 1881
Tripoli 1863 1863–1872 Menengah 2,057 Hancur di Tuskar Rock, Wexford tahun 1872
Cuba 1864 1864–1876 Ekspress 2,700 Dijual tahun 1876 dan diubah menjadi layar, hancur tahun 1887[3]
Aleppo 1865 1865–1909 Menengah 2,056 Dibongkar tahun 1909[3]  
Java 1865 1865–1877 Ekspress 2,700 Dijual tahun 1878 ke Red Star Line, dan berganti nama menjadi Zeeland, hilang di laut tahun 1895[3]  
Palmyra 1866 1866–1896 Menengah 2,044 Dibongkar tahun 1896
Malta 1866 1865–1889 Menengah 2,132 Hancur tahun 1899
Russia 1867 1867–1879 Ekspress 2,950 Dijual ke Red Star Line tahun 1880 dan berganti nama menjadi Waesland. Dijual kembali dan berganti nama menjadi Philadelphia, tenggelam akibat sebuah tabrakan tahun 1902[3]  
Siberia 1867 1867–1880 Menengah 2,550 Dijual ke pemilik Spanyol 1880, berganti nama menjadi Manila, hancur tahun 1882[3]
Samaria 1868 1868–1902 Menengah 2,550 Dijual tahun 1892

1869–1901

Kapal Dibuat Dalam layanan untuk Cunard Tipe GRT Catatan Foto
Batavia 1870 1870–1888 Menengah 2,550 Diperdagangkan untuk Oregon 1884, dibongkar tahun 1924  
Abyssinia 1870 1870–1880 Ekspress 3,250 Dijual ke Guion Line tahun 1880, hancur akibat kebakaran di laut tahun 1891[3]  
Algeria 1870 1870–1881 Ekspress 3,250 Dijual ke Red Star Line tahun 1881, dibongkar tahun 1903[3]
Parthia 1870 1870–1884 Menengah 3,150 Diperdagangkan untuk Oregon 1884, dibongkar tahun 1956  
Beta 1873 1874–1888 Menengah 1,070 Dijual tahun 1889
Bothnia 1874 1874–1899 Ekspress 4,550 Dijual tahun 1896, dibongkar tahun 1899  
Saragossa 1874 1874–1909 Menengah 2,263 Dijual tahun 1880, dibongkar tahun 1909
Nantes 1874 1873–1888 Menengah 1,473 Tenggelam tahun 1888[5]
Brest 1874 1874–1879 Menengah 1,472 Hancur tahun 1879
Cherbourg 1875 1875–1909 Menengah 1,614 Dibongkar 1909
Scythia 1875 1875–1899 Ekspress 4,550 Dijual untuk dibongkar tahun 1898[3]  
Gallia 1879 1879–1897 Ekspress 4,550 Dijual ke Beaver Line tahun 1897, dibongkar tahun 1900[3]  
Otter 1880 1880–1920 Tender 287 Dijual tahun 1920.  
Catalonia 1881 1881–1901 Menengah 4,850 Diminta untuk digunakan dalam Perang Boer Kedua, dibatalkan tahun 1901  
Cephalonia 1882 1882–1900 Intermediate 5,500 Dijual ke Angkatan Laut Rusia tahun 1900, tenggelam di Port Arthur tahun 1904[3] selama Perang Rusia–Jepang  
Pavonia 1882 1882–1900 Menengah 5,500 Dijual dan dibongkar tahun 1900[3]
Servia 1881 1881–1902 Ekspress 7,400 Kapal Cunard pertama dengan lambung baja dan lampu listrik, dibongkar tahun 1902  
Aurania 1883 1883–1905 Ekspress 7,250 Dijual dan dibongkar tahun 1905[3]  
Oregon 1883 1884–1886 Ekspress 7,400 Blue Riband, dibuat untuk Guion Line, dibeli oleh Cunard tahun 1884, tenggelam tahun 1886 tanpa korban jiwa  
Umbria 1884 1884–1910 Ekspress 7,700 Blue Riband, bersama Etruria salah satu dari dua kapal Cunard yang membawa layar, dibongkar tahun 1910[3]  
Etruria 1884 1885–1909 Ekspress 7,700 Blue Riband, bersama Umbria salah satu dari dua kapal Cunard yang membawa layar, dibongkar tahun 1910[3]  
Skirmisher 1884 1884–1945 Tender 612 Dibongkar tahun 1947  
Campania 1893 1893–1914 Ekspress 12,900 Blue Riband, dijual ke Angkatan Laut Inggris tahun 1914 dan dikonversi menjadi kapal induk HMS Campania, tenggelam tahun 1918[3]  
Lucania 1893 1893–1909 Ekspress 12,900 Blue Riband, dibongkar setelah kebakaran tahun 1909  
Sylvania 1895 1895–1910 Kapal kargo 5,598 Dijual tahun 1910
Carinthia 1895 1895–1900 Kapal kargo 5,598 Digunakan sebagai kapal transportasi pasukan dalam Perang Boer Kedua. Hancur di lepas pantai Haiti tahun 1900
Pavia 1897 1897–1928 Kapal kargo 2,945 Dibongkar tahun 1928
Tyria 1897 1897–1928 Kapal kargo 2,936 Dijual tahun 1928
Cypria 1898 1898–1928 Kapal kargo 2,396 Dibongkar tahun 1928
Veria 1899 1899–1915 Kapal kargo 3,229 Tenggelam akibat serangan torpedo tahun 1915
Ultonia 1899 1898–1917 Menengah 10,400 Ditenggelamkan oleh SM U-53 tahun 1917  
Ivernia 1900 1900–1917 Menengah 14,250 Ditenggelamkan oleh SM UB-47 tahun 1917  
Saxonia 1900 1900–1925 Menengah 14,250 Dibongkar tahun 1925  

1901–1918

Kapal Dibuat Dalam layanan untuk Cunard l Tipe GRT Catatan Foto
Brescia 1903 1903–1931 Kapal kargo 3,225 Dibongkar tahun 1931.  
Carpathia 1903 1903–1918 Menengah 13,600 Menyelamatkan para korban selamat dari Titanic, kemudian ditenggelamkan oleh SM U-55 tahun 1918.  
Slavonia 1903 1903–1909 Menengah 10,606 Hancur tahun 1909.  
Pannonia 1903 1903–1914 Menengah 9,851 Disewa oleh Anchor Line tahun 1914 untuk 4 perjalanan, dibongkar tahun 1922.  
Caronia 1905 1905–1932 Menengah 19,650 Dibongkar tahun 1932.  
Carmania 1905 1905–1932 Menengah 19,650 Dibongkar tahun 1932.  
Lusitania 1907 1907–1915 Ekspress 31,550 Blue Riband, ditenggelamkan oleh U-20 tahun 1915.  
Mauretania 1907 1907–1934 Ekspress 31,938 Blue Riband, dibongkar tahun 1935.  
Lycia 1896 1909–1917 Kapal kargo 2,715 Ditangkap oleh SM UC-65 dan tenggelam oleh bom tahun 1917
Phrygia 1900 1909–1928 Kapal kargo 3,352 Dijual tahun 1928 dan dibongkar tahun 1933.  
Thracia 1895 1909–1917 Kapal kargo 2,891 Ditenggelamkan oleh SM UC-69 tahun 1917  
Franconia 1911 1911–1916 Menengah 18,100 Ditenggelamkan oleh SM UB-47 tahun 1916  
Albania 1900 1911–1912 Menengah 7,650 Dibuat untuk Thompson Line, dibeli oleh Cunard tahun 1911, dijual ke Bank Line tahun 1912, dibongkar tahun 1930[3]  
Ausonia 1909 1911–1918 Menengah 7,907 Eks-Tortona dibuat untuk Thompson Line, dibeli oleh Cunard tahun 1911, ditenggelamkan oleh SM U-62 pada 30 Mei 1918.  
Ascania 1911 1911–1918 Menengah 9,100 Hancur tahun 1918  
Caria 1900 1911–1915 Kapal kargo 3,023 Ditenggelamkan oleh U boat tahun 1915
Laconia 1912 1912–1917 Menengah 18,100 Ditenggelamkan oleh SM U-50 tahun 1917  
Andania 1913 1913–1918 Menengah 13,400 Ditenggelamkan oleh SM U-46 tahun 1918  
Alaunia 1913 1913–1916 Menengah 13,400 Tenggelam karena ranjau tahun 1916  
Aquitania 1914 1914–1950 Ekspress 45,647 Beroperasi di kedua perang dunia, kapal Cunard yang beroperasi paling lama hinggaScythia tahun 1956, dibongkar tahun 1950  
Transylvania 1914 1914–1917 Menengah 14,348 Ditenggelamkan oleh U-63 tahun 1917  
Orduna 1914 1914–1921 Menengah 15,700 Dibuat untuk PSN Co, diakuisisi oleh Cunard tahun 1914, dikembalikan ke PSN tahun 1921, dibongkar tahun 1951  
Volodia 1913 1915–1917 Kapal kargo 5,689 Ditenggelamkan oleh SM U-93 tahun 1917
Vandalia 1912 1915–1918 Kapal kargo 7,334 Ditenggelamkan oleh U boat tahun 1918  
Vinovia 1906 1915–1917 Kapal kargo 7,046 Ditenggelamkan oleh U boat tahun 1917
Valeria 1913 1915-1918 Kapal kargo 5.865 Terbakar tahun 1918, tidak ada korban jiwa tetapi kapal hilang total.
Aurania 1916 1916–1918 Menengah 13,400 Ditenggelamkan oleh SM UB-67 tahun 1918  
Valacia 1916 1916–1931 Kapal kargo 6,526 Dijual tahun 1931 kemudian ditenggelamkan oleh U-103 tahun 1941.  
Royal George 1907 1916–1920 Menengah 11,142 Eks-Heliopolis beroperasi di rute Liverpool ke New York. Dibongkar tahun 1922.  
Justicia 1917 Never operated Menengah 32,120 Diakuisisi dari Holland America Line tetapi tidak pernah beroperasi untuk Cunard karena kekurangan awak, dan diserahkan ke White Star Line.  
Feltria 1891 1916–1917 Menengah 2,254 Ditenggelamkan oleh UC-48 tahun 1917.  
Flavia 1902 1916–1918 Menengah 9,285 Ditenggelamkan oleh U-107 tahun 1918.  
Folia 1907 1916–1917 Menengah 6,560 Ditenggelamkan oleh U-53 tahun 1917.  

1918–1934

Ship Built In service for Cunard Type GRT Notes Image
Virgilia 1918 1919–1925 Cargo ship 5,697 Sold in 1925.  
Vindelia 1918 1919-1919 Cargo ship 4,430 Sold to Anchor Line 1919.
Verentia 1918 1919-1919 Cargo ship 4,430 Sold to Anchor Line 1919.
Vitellia 1918 1919–1926 Cargo ship 5,185 Sold 1926.
Vardulia 1917 1919–1926 Cargo ship 5,691 Sold in 1929 later sunk in 1935.  
Verbania 1918 1919–1926 Cargo ship 5,021 Sold 1926.
Vennonia 1918 1919–1923 Cargo ship 4,430 Sold 1923.
Vasconia 1918 1919–1927 Cargo ship 5,680 Sold to Japan 1927.
Venusia 1918 1919–1926 Cargo ship 5,223 Sold 1923.
Vauban 1912 1919–1922 Intermediate 10,660 Chartered from Lamport & Holt Line for six voyages, scrapped 1932.[3]  
Vestris 1912 1919–1922 Intermediate 10,494 Chartered from Lamport & Holt Line for six voyages, Wrecked in 1928.  
Vasari (1908) 1908 1919–1921 Intermediate 8,401 Chartered from Lamport & Holt Line for seven voyages  
Vellavia 1918 1919–1925 Cargo ship 5,272 Sold in 1925.  
Albania 1920 1920–1930 Intermediate 12,750 Sold to Libera Triestina 1930 and renamed California, sunk by Fleet Air Arm Swordfish[3]  
Satellite 1896 1920–1924 Tender 333 Scrapped in 1924.  
Berengaria 1913 1921–1938 Express 52,117 Built by Hapag as Imperator, purchased by Cunard 1921, sold for scrap 1938  
Scythia 1921 1921–1958 Intermediate 19,700 Longest serving liner until QE2 in 2005, scrapped 1958  
Cameronia 1921 1921–1924 Intermediate 16,365 Chartered from the Anchor Line  
Emperor Of India 1914 1921-1921 Intermediate 11,430 Chartered from P&O for one voyage.  
Empress Of India 1907 1921-1921 Intermediate 16,992 Chartered from Canadian and Pacific line for two voyages.  
Andania 1921 1921–1940 Intermediate 13,900 Sunk by UA 1940.  
Samaria 1922 1922–1955 Intermediate 19,700 Scrapped 1955  
Vandyck 1921 1922–1922 Intermediate 13,234 Chartered from Lamport Holt line for 1 voyage
Laconia 1922 1922–1942 Intermediate 19,700 Sunk by U-156 1942  
Saturnia 1910 1922–1924 Cargo liner 8,611 Chartered from Donaldson Line  
Antonia 1922 1922–1942 Intermediate 13,900 Sold to Admiralty 1942, scrapped 1948[3]  
Ausonia 1922 1922–1942 Intermediate 13,900 Sold to Admiralty 1942, scrapped 1965[3]  
Lancastria 1922 1922–1940 Intermediate 16,250 Built as Tyrrhenia, sunk by bombing 1940  
Athenia 1923 1923–1935 Intermediate 13,465 Transferred to Anchor Donaldson, sunk by U-30 1939[3]  
Lotharingia 1923 1923–1933 Tender 1,256 Sold in 1933  
Alsatia 1923 1923–1933 Tender 1,310 Sold in 1933  
Franconia 1923 1923–1956 Intermediate 20,200 Scrapped 1956  
Aurania 1924 1924–1942 Intermediate 14,000 Sold to Admiralty 1942, scrapped 1961[3]  
Cassandra 1924 1924–1929 Cargo liner 8,135 Chartered from Donaldson Line, sold 1929, scrapped 1934[3]
Carinthia 1925 1925–1940 Ocean liner 20,200 Sunk by U-46 1940  
Letitia 1925 1925–1935 Intermediate 13,475 Transferred to Anchor Donaldson 1935  
Ascania 1925 1925–1956 Intermediate 14,000 Scrapped 1956  
Alaunia 1925 1925–1944 Intermediate 14,000 Sold to Admiralty 1944, scrapped 1957.  
Tuscania 1921 1926–1931 Intermediate 16,991 Chartered from the Anchor Line.  
Bantria 1928 1928-1954 Cargo ship 2,402 Sold to Costa Line 1954 and renamed Giorgina Celli.  
Bactria 1928 1928–1954 Cargo ship 2,407 Sold to Costa Rica 1954 and renamed Theo.
Bothnia 1928 1928–1955 Cargo ship 2,402 Sold to Panama 1955 and renamed Emily.  
Bosnia 1928 1928–1939 Cargo ship 2,402 Sunk by U-47 in 1939.  

1934–1949

Lihat juga: Olympic, <i id="mwB_w">Homeric</i>, Majestic, Doric, dan <i id="mwCAI">Laurentic</i> dari White Star Line.

Ship Built In service for Cunard Type GRT Notes Image
Queen Mary 1936 1936–1967 Express 80,774

(1936)

81,237

(1947)
WWII troopship 1940–1945; Blue Riband, sold 1967, now a stationary hotel ship  
Mauretania 1939 1939–1965 Express 35,738 WWII troopship 1940–1945; scrapped by 1966  
Queen Elizabeth 1940 1946–1968 Express 83,673 WWII troopship 1940–1945, sold to The Queen Corporation in 1968, renamed Elizabeth; auctioned off to Tung Chao Yung in 1970, refitted as a floating university, renamed Seawise University, destroyed by fire in 1972; partially scrapped 1974–1975  
Valacia 1943 1946–1950 Cargo ship 7,052 Sold to Bristol city line 1950  
Vasconia 1944 1946–1950 Cargo ship 7,058 Sold to Blue star line 1950
Media 1947 1947–1961 Passenger-cargo liner 13,350 Sold to Cogedar Line 1961, refitted as an ocean liner, renamed Flavia; sold to Virtue Shipping Company in 1969, renamed Flavian; sold to Panama, renamed Lavia in 1982, caught fire and sank in 1989 in Hong Kong Harbour during refitting and was scrapped afterwards in Taiwan[3]  
Asia 1947 1947–1963 Cargo ship 8,723 Sold to Taiwan 1963 and renamed Shirley
Brescia 1945 1947–1966 Cargo ship 3,834 Ex Hickory Isle Purchased from MOWT 1947 sold to Panama 1966 and renamed Timber One  
Parthia 1947 1947–1961 Passenger-cargo liner 13,350 Sold to P&O 1961, renamed Remuera; transferred to P&O's Eastern and Australian Steamship Company in 1964, refitted as a cruise ship, renamed Aramac; scrapped in Taiwan by 1970[3]  
Vardulia 1944 1947-1968 Cargo ship 7,176 Scrapped in 1968
Britannic 1930 1949–1960 Intermediate 26,943

(1930)

27,666

(1947)

Built for White Star Line, scrapped 1960  
Georgic 1931 1949–1956 Intermediate 27,759 Built for White Star Line, scrapped 1956  
Caronia 1949 1949–1968 Cruise ship 34,183 Sold to Star Shipping 1968, renamed Columbia; renamed Caribia in 1969; wrecked 1974 at Apra Harbor, Guam and broke up while being towed to Taiwan to be scrapped  

1949–1968

Ship Built In service for Cunard Type GRT Notes Image
Assyria 1950 1950–1963 Cargo ship 8663 Sold to Greece as Laertis
Alsatia 1948 1951–1963 Cargo ship 7226 1951 ex Silverplane purchased from Silver Line, 1963 sold to Taiwan, renamed Union Freedom  
Andria 1948 1951–1963 Cargo ship 7228 1951 ex Silverbriar purchased from Silver Line, 1963 sold to Taiwan, renamed Union Faith. Sank on 6 April 1969 after a collision and fire.
Pavia 1953 1953–1965 Cargo ship 3,411 Sold to Greece as Toula N 1965
Lycia 1954 1954–1965 Cargo ship 3,543 Served on Great Lakes trade in 1964. Sold to Greece a year later and renamed Flora N
Saxonia



Carmania
1954 1954–1962

1962–1973
Canadian service

Cruise ship
21,637

21,370
Refitted as cruise ship in 1962, renamed Carmania; sold to the Black Sea Shipping Company, Soviet Union 1973, renamed Leonid Sobinov, scrapped 1999  
Phrygia 1955 1955–1965 Cargo ship 3,534 Served on Cunard Great Lakes route in 1964. Sold to Panama a year later and renamed Dimitris N
Ivernia

Franconia
1955 1955–1963

1963–1973
Canadian service

Cruise ship
21,800 Refitted as cruise ship in 1963, renamed Franconia; sold to the Far Eastern Shipping Company, Soviet Union 1973, renamed Fedor Shalypin; transferred to the Black Sea Shipping Company in 1980; transferred to the Odessa Cruise Company in 1992; scrapped 2004[3]  
Carinthia 1956 1956–1968 Canadian service 21,800 Sold to Sitmar Line 1968, refitted as a full-time cruise ship, renamed Fairsea; transferred to Princess Cruises, renamed Fair Princess in 1988 when Sitmar was sold to P&O; transferred to P&O Cruises Australia in 1996; sold to China Sea Cruises in 2000, renamed China Sea Discovery; scrapped 2005 or 2006  
Sylvania 1957 1957–1968 Canadian service 21,800 Sold to Sitmar Line 1968, renamed Fairwind, renamed Sitmar Fairland in 1988; transferred to Princess Cruises, renamed Dawn Princess; sold to V-Ships in 1993, renamed Albatros; sold to the Alang, India scrapyard, renamed Genoa and scrapped 2004
 
Andania 1959 1959–1969 Cargo liner 7,004 Sold to Brocklebank Line in 1969
Alaunia 1960 1960–1969 Cargo liner 7,004 Sold to Brocklebank Line in 1969
Arabia 1955 1967–1969 Cargo liner 3,803 Ex-Castilian chartered from Ellerman Lines
Nordia 1961 1961–1963 Cargo ship 4,560 sold 1963
Media 1963 1963–1971 Cargo ship 5,586 Sold 1971 to Western Australian Coastal Shipping Commission renamed Beroona
Parthia 1963 1963–1971 Cargo ship 5,586 Sold 1971 to Western Australian Coastal Shipping Commission renamed Wambiri
Saxonia 1963 1963–1970 Cargo ship 5,586 Sold to Brocklabank Line renamed Maharonda
Sarmania 1964 1964–1969 Cargo ship 5,837 Sold 1969 to T & J. Harrison, Liverpool renamed Scholar
Scythia 1964 1964–1969 Cargo ship 5,837 Sold 1969 to T & J. Harrison, Liverpool renamed Merchant
Ivernia 1964 1964–1970 Cargo ship 5,586 Sold 1970 to Brocklebank Line renamed Manipur
Scotia 1966 1966–1970 Cargo ship 5,837 Sold 1970 to Singapore renamed Neptune Amber

1968–1999

Ship Built In service for Cunard Type GRT/GT Notes Image
Queen Elizabeth 2 1969 1969–2008 Ocean Liner 70,327 Sold 2008, Last ocean liner built for Cunard until the QM2, longest serving Cunarder in history; operating as a floating hotel in Dubai since April 2018[6]  
Atlantic Causeway 1969 1970–1986 Container ship 14,950 Scrapped in 1986
Atlantic Conveyor 1970 1970–1982 Container ship 14,946 Sunk in Falklands War 1982  
Cunard Adventurer 1971 1971–1977 Cruise ship 14,150 Sold to Norwegian Cruise Line 1977, renamed Sunward II, renamed Triton in 1991; auctioned in 2004 to Louis Cruises and renamed Coral; sold to a Turkish scrapping company and then to the Alang, India shipbreaking yard and scrapped in 2014  
Cunard Campaigner 1971 1971–1974 Bulk carrier 15,498 Sold to the Great Eastern Shipping Co in 1974 and renamed Jag Shakti. Scrapped at Alang, India in 1997
Cunard Caravel 1971 1971–1974 Bulk carrier 15,498 Sold to the Great Eastern Shipping Co in 1974 and renamed Jag Shanti. Scrapped at Alang, India in 1997
Cunard Carronade 1971 1971–1978 Bulk carrier 15,498 Sold to Olympic Maritime in 1978. and renamed Olympic History.
Cunard Calamanda 1972 1972–1978 Bulk carrier 15,498 Sold in 1978 and renamed Ionian Carrier.
Cunard Ambassador 1972 1972–1974 Cruise ship 14,150 Sold after fire 1974 to C. Clausen, refitted as sheep carrier Linda Clausen; sold to Lembu Shipping Corporation and renamed Procyon, caught fire a second time in 1981 in Singapore but was repaired; sold to Qatar Transport and Marine Services; sold to Taiwanese ship breakers and scrapped in 1984 following a 1983 fire  
Cunard Carrier 1973 1973– Bulk carrier 15,498 Sold to Silverdale Ltd and renamed Aeneas.
Cunard Cavalier 1973 1973–1978 Bulk carrier 15,498 Sold to Olympic Maritime in 1978 and renamed Olympic Harmony. Wrecked at Port Muhammad in 1990 and scrapped at Alang in 1992.
Cunard Chietain 1973 1973– Bulk carrier 15,498 Sold to Superblue and renamed Chieftain. Resold to Great City Navigation in 1981 and renamed Great City.
Cunard Countess 1975 1976–1996 Cruise ship 17,500 Sold to Awani Cruise Line 1996, renamed Awani Dream II; transferred to Royal Olympic Cruises 1998, renamed Olympic Countess; sold to Majestic International Cruises 2004, renamed Ocean Countess, chartered to Louis Cruise Lines as Ruby during 2007; retired in 2012; caught fire in 2013 at Chalkis, Greece while laid up; sold to a Turkish scrapyard and scrapped in 2014  
Cunard Princess 1975 1977–1995 Cruise ship 17,500 Charted to StarLauro Cruises in 1995; sold to MSC Cruises in 1995, renamed Rhapsody; sold to Mano Maritime in 2009 and renamed Golden Iris. Scrapped July 2022 at Aliaga, Turkey.[7]  
Sarmania 1973 1976–1986 Reefer 8,557 Ex-Chrysantema, 1976 purchased from Paravon Shipping, Glasgow, 1986 sold to Greece renamed Capricorn. Scrapped at Alang, India in 1997
Alastia 1973 1976–1981 Reefer 7,722 1972 Ex- Edinburgh Clipper, 1976 purchased from Maritime Fruit Carriers Corp., renamed Alsatia, 1981 sold to Restis Group renamed America Freezer
Andania 1972 1976–1981 Reefer 7,689 Ex-Glasgow Clipper, 1976 purchased from Souvertur Shipping, Glasgow renamed Andania, 1981 sold to Restis Group renamed Europa Freezer. Scrapped at Alang, India in 1995
Saxonia 1973 1976–1986 Reefer 8,547 Ex-Gladiola, 1976 purchased from Adelaide Shipping, Glasgow, 1986 sold to Tondo Shipping Corp renamed Carina
Andria 1972 1976–1981 Reefer 7,722 Ex- Teesside Clipper, 1976 purchased from Maritime Island Fruit Reefers Ltd, renamed Andria, 1981 sold to Restis Group renamed Australia Freezer
Carmania 1972 1976–1986 Reefer 7,323 Ex- Orange, 1976 purchased from Chichester Shipping, Glasgow renamed Carmania, 1986 sold to Greece renamed Perseus
Scythia 1972 1976–1986 Reefer 8,557 Ex- Iris Queen, 1976 purchased from Adelaide Shipping, Glasgow, 1986 sold to Greece renamed Centaurus. Destroyed by fire in 1989
England 1964 1982–1986 Ferry 8,116 1982 purchased from DFDS, 1986 left for Jeddah as accommodation ship renamed America XIII. Sank in the Red Sea en route to Alang, India for scrapping in 1999
Sagafjord 1965 1983–1997 Ocean Liner 24,500 Built for Norwegian America Line; chartered to Transocean Tours as Gripsholm during 1996–1997; sold to Saga Cruises 1997 and renamed Saga Rose; retired in 2009, sold to a Chinese ship recycling yard and scrapped 2011–2012  
Vistafjord

Caronia
1973 1983–1999

1999–2004
Cruise ship 24,300 built for Norwegian America Line; operated under Norwegian America Line from 1973 to 1983, and under Cunard from 1983 to 2004, renamed Caronia in 1999; sold to Saga Cruises 2004 and renamed Saga Ruby; retired in 2014, sold to Millennium View Ltd. in 2014, renamed Oasia and planned to be refitted as a floating hotel ship in Myanmar, but this never happened; towed to the Alang shipbreaking yard and scrapped in 2017
 
 
Atlantic Star 1967 1983–1987 Container ship 15,055 Transferred from Holland America Line
Atlantic Conveyor 1985 1985–1996 Container ship 58,438 Transferred to Atlantic Container Line then sold for scrap 2017 to Alang, India  
Sea Goddess I 1984 1986–1998 Cruise ship 4,333 Built for Sea Goddess Cruises; transferred to Cunard in 1986; transferred to Seabourn Cruise Line 1998 and renamed Seabourn Goddess I; sold to SeaDream Yacht Club in 2001 and renamed SeaDream I  
Sea Goddess II 1985 1986–1998 Cruise ship 4,333 Built for Sea Goddess Cruises, transferred to Cunard in 1986; transferred to Seabourn Cruise Line 1998 and renamed Seabourn Goddess II; sold to SeaDream Yacht Club in 2001 and renamed SeaDream II  
Cunard Crown Monarch 1990 1993–1994 Cruise ship 15,271 Built for Crown Cruise Line, transferred to Crown Cruise Line 1994  
Cunard Crown Jewel 1992 1993–1995 Cruise ship 19,089 Built for Crown Cruise Line, transferred to Star Cruises 1995  
Cunard Crown Dynasty 1993 1993–1997 Cruise ship 19,089 Built for Crown Cruise Line, transferred to Majesty Cruise Line 1997  
Royal Viking Sun 1988 1994–1999 Cruise ship 37,850 Built for Royal Viking Line, transferred to Seabourn Cruise Line 1999  

1999–sekarang

Kapal Dibuat Dalam layanan Tipe Tonase kotor Bendera Catatan Foto
Queen Mary 2 2003 2004–sekarang Kapal samudra 149,215 GT   Bermuda Dalam layanan
 
Queen Victoria 2007 2007–sekarang Kapal pesiar 90,049 GT   Bermuda Dalam layanan
 
Queen Elizabeth 2010 2010–sekarang Kapal pesiar 90,901 GT   Bermuda Dalam layanan
 
Queen Anne[8] 2024 2024-sekarang Kapal pesiar 113,300 GT   Bermuda Dalam layanan  

Lihat juga

Referensi

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