The cruise liner "Vladimir Zhirinovsky" of project PV300VD has completed the second stage of factory sea trials in the Gulf of Finland. Now, the Baltic Shipyard of OSK is preparing the vessel for delivery to the customer, scheduled for 2026.
At the second stage, specialists checked the liner's maneuverability, room illumination, as well as vibration and noise on board. All tested parameters, according to the enterprise, comply with the design requirements.
The four-deck liner, 141 m long, is designed for 310 passengers. The project includes cabins with balconies, restaurants, bars, swimming pools, and spas. The vessel is intended for cruises on Russia's inland waterways with access to the Black, Azov, and Caspian Seas.
"Vladimir Zhirinovsky" is called the first passenger vessel of this class built in Russia in the last 60 years. The completion of the second stage of trials brings it closer to delivery to the customer, but it does not yet mean the end of all preparatory procedures before commissioning.