Queen Mary 2
Queen Mary 2 serves as the flagship of Cunard Line and remains the only purpose-built ocean liner still in active service, designed by British naval architects and constructed in France. She was the longest and largest passenger ship ever built at the time of her construction, though she now holds the distinction of being the largest ocean liner ever built. The ship sails regular transatlantic crossings between Southampton and New York City, in addition to shorter cruises and an annual world voyage.
Queen Mary 2 has a gross registered tonnage of 148,528, making her the largest ship in the current Cunard fleet. She carries up to 2,726 passengers on a lower berth basis, served by a crew of 1,253, across 1,363 cabins and 18 decks. She measures 345 metres in length with a beam of 44 metres and operates at a service speed of 30 knots.
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