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On May 3, 2014 she was floated out of her building dock at MHI shipyard in Tategami area of Nagasaki, but only to be shifted to dry dock in MHI Koyagi facility farther south, where she will be completed.
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Actually, on the day of her floating out I have chosen to be closer to Maersk vessels, but there are already some photos of AidaPrima afloat, courtesy of avid Japanese spotters.
Rgds
Vlad
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http://www.asiacruisenews.com/News/MHI-announces-losses-on-AIDA-cruise-ships/3w3c153.html
And some more on delay:
http://www.cruisebusiness.com/index.php/Top-Headlines/aidaprima-delivery-to-be-delayed.html
Also, for those wishing that for this particular ship Aida will omit its trademark lips and eyes...not going to happen. Expect HUGE lips and eyes. :)
Rgds
Vlad
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I read somewhere that MHI is restructuring it,s debt which mainly came because they quoted prices for building ships in general under real costs and in the end could not stay in the quoted limits (not that they did not know that it would happen). To what extend and how far this was planned (A lot companies quote low to get the contract and then increase prices,,prime example Panama Canal,,) owners have few choices to opt out,,after all who walks away from a 100 mio project when 20 mio are added.
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Can anyone confirm this?
Cheers,
Jens
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I heared time a go about this AIDA project with japanese shipbuilders. Now she is in steell already.Looks like smoked one ) Anyway first tickets were sold.
BRGDS
Ruslan
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