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Video: Spectrum of the Seas Float Out at Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany

Spectrum of the Seas Float Out

Spectrum of the Seas is getting closer to completion as she was floated out of the dry dock on February 25th, 2019 to begin the next phase of her construction at Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. Designed specifically for the Chinese market, Spectrum is scheduled for delivery in April 2019.

 

 

 

 



Royal Caribbean International Celebrates Steel Cutting of Odyssey of the Seas at Meyer Werft

Odyssey of the Seas Steel Cutting at Meyer Werft

Royal Caribbean International marked an important milestone today as the first piece of steel was cut for its second Quantum Ultra Class ship at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. The 27th ship in the global cruise line’s fleet is set to be named Odyssey of the Seas. Set to debut in fall 2020, Odyssey of the Seas will sail from the United States.







AIDAnova Delivery Further Pushed Back

AIDANova at Meyer Werft (Photo credit Meyer Werft)The new AIDAnova will now start cruising with paying guests on December 19, as the LNG-powered ship’s delivery has again been pushed back. “The new cruise ship AIDAnova is a particularly complex and innovative prototype. The completion of the ship has been further delayed,” said shipbuilder Meyer Werft, in a statement. (cruiseindustrynews.com)

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River Conveyance of AIDAnova

AIDANova at Meyer Werft (Photo credit Meyer Werft)The new cruise ship for AIDA Cruises, AIDAnova, will probably leave Papenburg on Monday, October 8, 2018 to be conveyed on the river Ems to Eemshaven (Netherlands). The ship is planned to arrive in Eemshaven on Tuesday morning. Later on the ship will go through several days of technical and nautical sea trials on the North Sea. (more…)

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Saga Cruises in buoyant mood at keel-laying for new ship Spirit of Discovery

Saga Cruises took a momentous step forward in its history today (June 28, 2018) with the keel-laying of the company’s first new cruise ship, Spirit of Discovery. The keel-laying ceremony at Meyer Werft’s shipyard in Papenburg marked the official start of construction for the 999-guest vessel, the first of two cruise ships being built for Saga Cruises. (more…)

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P&O Cruises marks first construction milestone for newest ship with steel cutting ceremony at Meyer Werft in Papenburg. Name to be announced on Thursday May 24

The year 2020 will put P&O Cruises into the history books again, with the introduction of Britain's biggest ever cruise shipP&O Cruises marked an important construction milestone last week as it cut the first piece of steel for its newest ship being built at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg. The steel cutting ceremony was attended by P&O Cruises senior vice president, Paul Ludlow; Carnival UK president Josh Weinstein and managing director of Meyer Werft, Tim Meyer. (more…)

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It’s a Bad Time to Build Ships—Unless They Are Cruise Ships

The world’s top shipbuilders are reeling from years of heavy losses, but two European companies are making big money by cornering the lucrative cruise business. Italy’s Fincantieri S.p.A and Germany’s Meyer Werft GmbH are fully booked for the next four years, according to the companies and marine-data provider Clarksons. (wsj.com)

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