Meyer Werft in Papenburg is a very busy place these days with several ships already under construction, and yesterday cutting steel for another. You wouldn’t think they’d have room to build any more - but they do.
The yard laid the keel for Norwegian Escape today. It will be the first of a new class of ships to be delivered in October 2015.
The complete article appears in the September 19 edition of Cruise News Daily.
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The first block is lowered into place |
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Bernard Meyer (left) and Kevin Sheehan show the coins placed beneath the keel for luck. There was obviously a miscommunication about Freestyle Friday being canceled. |
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Bernard Meyer shows off the detail on one of the coins. |
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