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29 August 2026

Fincantieri launches Oceania Sonata at Marghera shipyard

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Source reporting: Container News

Fincantieri launches Oceania Sonata at Marghera shipyard

Fincantieri and Oceania Cruises have launched Oceania Sonata at the Marghera shipyard in Italy. The new luxury cruise ship is currently under construction and is scheduled for delivery in 2027. Paolo Novarino, Senior Director and Project Owner at Oceania Cruises, and Marco Lunardi, Senior Vice President of the Marghera shipyard, attended the launch ceremony. Oceania Sonata to accommodate 1,390 guests Oceania Sonata will have a gross tonnage of approximately 86,000 GT and will accommodate 1,390 guests. The vessel will feature spacious public areas, high levels of comfort and a design focused on delivering an exclusive travel experience.

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