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A laser steel cutting machine at work at the Fincantieri ship yard in Naples, Italy where Cunard will cut the first steel of their new, as yet un-named, ship which will launch in 2022.
The start of construction on the 249th ship of the luxury cruise line, marks an exciting moment in the company’s 179-year history. 
Cunard's fleet includes Queen Mary 2, the world's only ocean liner in service, plus Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria.  
Picture date: Friday October 11, 2019.
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Our newest ship - Steel cutting

Fincantieri shipyard in Naples, Italy was the setting for this milestone, where the first steel of our new ship, Queen Anne, was cut.
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  • Oct 11, 2019

The start of construction on our 249th ship marked an exciting moment in our 180-year history, and was celebrated with a special dinner in Naples after the first steels were cut.

The first section of Queen Anne began construction at Fincantieri’s Castellammare di Stabia shipyard in autumn 2019. This shipbuilding group previously delivered Cunard’s popular and world-renowned Queen Victoria in 2007 and Queen Elizabeth in 2010.

Carnival and Cunard Executives begin the steel-cutting ceremony of Cunard's newest ship.

Sculptor holds the first cut piece of steel from the steel-cutting ceremony of Cunard's latest ship.

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