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Secrets of collaboration at first adoption of a new engine (wartsila.com) TS-DF engine

📷 bacescu.cristian

On January 12, 2023, 2 blocks and one section of a passenger ship will leave the CRIST Shipyard, and we plan to ship the next two blocks on January 19, 2023. They are made for the French shipyard Chantiers de l,Atlantique. The A35/2nd complements the A35 megablock, which left the Crist shipyard in June 2022. The project is carried out for Royal Caribbean Cruises, one of the largest shipowners of passenger ships in the world. Both the megablock and the blocks delivered now after the merger at the French shipyard will be ready for use. Crist Shipyard has fully equipped the equipment, installations: piping, ventilation and electrical. A full range of painting work was also done. The blocks will be transported to the French shipyard on two ships. The ships will be loaded and stowed by the Crist shipyard. The largest of the built blocks of the A35/2 project is 11 m high, 28 m wide and 28 m long, and its weight is approximately 900 tons. 📷 CRIST S.A.

Here's another one from Royal Caribbean.

Another view of the ship posted this week. Photo: @s31tann

📷 Riitta Salmi

Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you as well!

📷 Pavels Kurenbins

From Nick Weir...

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📷 @matkalla_kotimaassa

It's part of the water slides. It's one of the launch areas.

A big thank you to both of you for taking the time to take all the great photos!

Yup. Sloooowly being moved forward to her new spot in the yard.

They can paint the hull in the spring while the Icon of the Seas is afloat using a floating dock for the starboard side.

📷 Andrey Gaiduk

📷 Audrius Masiulionis 📷 Artur Simanel

No doorways to the wings (yet). Screen grab from 📷 Eremita85

📷 @randolaff

Yes, there are 4 tanks.

Utopia of the Seas keel (and Celebrity Ascent in the background).

We were wondering about an outdoor seating area on deck 5. This space between the edge of the Hideaway pool and the open air (and Surfside below) will help prevent guests from splashing people below. And dropping their Ramos Gin Fizz on them as well. 😄 Another view of the Crown's Edge. Some of those escalators. Nice to see a stairway between the Promenade and Central Park.

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New images of the Utopia of the Seas.