The project to put the liner again to the sea, seems to me to ambitious. SOLAS regulations, consequently new machines/turbines, the new constructions for the suites above the promenade Deck, and of course the renovation of the whole ship will turn into a Mega expensive and to ambitious financial adventure... the price will be finally more expensive, that a new ship will cost
I can believe in the goodwill by Crystal Cruises, but the word "feasibility" was used to often by the CEO of Crystal Cruises.
Otherwise it will be very sad, when the circumstances will turn the project to the scrapyard.
A few years ago, the SS Rotterdam, was practically on the same way.
Today, this prestigious liner, moored in Rotterdam, live his life as Hotel, and congress Center.
Personally I had twice the opportunity to visit her, and to spend a few nights on her. Simply wonderful, and for me the only way for a preservation of an old Transatlantic Liner.
Hoping, that the project that a lot of people started, around the SS United Conservancy, will have a Happy End.
lahrdeco