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Three more ships return, making 80% of the Princess fleet in service

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Royal Princess sailed from Vancouver's Canada Place May 2
With Crown Princess, Island Princess and Royal Princess now or soon welcoming passengers, this marks a total of 12 Princess Cruises ships, or 80% of the fleet, back in service.

Royal Princess on Monday embarked from Vancouver, BC, for its 'Voyage of the Glaciers' Alaska season. Island Princess sailed April 27 from Port Everglades on a Panama Canal cruise.

And Crown Princess is set to depart Seattle May 7 for a summer of Alaska Inside Passage cruises.

Full fleet operational by September

The full 15-strong fleet should be carrying passengers on global itineraries by September.

The first Princess ships resumed sailing last July.

TAGS: Ports & Destinations Americas & Caribbean Princess Cruises Royal Princess Port of Vancouver Port of Seattle Island Princess Crown Princess Alaska Port Everglades Panama Canal
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