Harmony of the Seas: Nautical Notes- Building Harmony
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we were 2,400 crew members right and uh it was uh a lot of a lot of things that came together
the hull shape is much more sleek and as I mentioned earlier the bulus bow is different to reduce the uh the interaction with the water
we have 128,000 horsepowers generated by these generators that we have
the ship is pretty much finished from the steel structure but the interior outfitting the ship becomes the ship now it gets its looks
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During the Harmony of the Seas maiden transatlantic voyage home to Ft. Lauderdale Captain Gus Andersson and his team put together a series of three lectures known at the Nautical Notes series. The first of these lectures took place on November 27th and covered the building of the Harmony of the Seas and the take out process which Captain Gus was in charge of. Following the 30 minute lecture the captain then took an hour to answer questions about the building of the Harmony of the Seas, and several that bordered more into what the Captain's Corner is supposed to be.