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Cunard to Build Queen Mary 2

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Cunard to Build Queen Mary 2


The world’s biggest cruise ship, called the Queen Mary 2, is to be built by Cunard, the British shipping firm. The 344 metre-long ship, which will be built in France, will carry 2,800 passengers and should be launched in 2004. The ship will cost Cunard $750m (about £518m) to build and will be constructed at the Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyards in northwest France. Rolls-Royce has already signed a deal to provide engines for the new super-liner.

Cunard hopes that the ship, which will be as high as a 21-storey building, will evoke memories of the golden age of ocean travel.

Cunard to Build Queen Mary 2

It will initially undertake voyages between London and New York at speeds of more than 30 knots and will sail under the British flag.


The Sunday Times, by Robert Winnett, 6 January 2002  

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