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Probably to do with saving money re employment laws. not sure but I think a flag of convenience allows greater flexibility re various legal requirements. Not sure how it works re employment but I presume a ship with a UK flag and a UK based company would/could come under UK laws.

Maybe a precursor to changing from the traditional Goanese crews to other nationalities to save money and/ or change of officers, currently mainly from the UK? I hope not but Carnival is major PLC and has to keep it's shareholders happy - biggest costs fuel and labour.

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I wonder if the change of regestry for P&O ships is down to Carnival saving money ! Does enyone know the reason for the flag change.

 

 

SpikeH is correct in that the reason given is weddings at sae. However you will see that there is no 'flag change' as the ships are now registered in a British dependancy.

 

 

Happy Cruising

 

 

Dai

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