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The project is progressing (the first full-size prototype under test, and the second to be retrofitted in early-2025 on an existing ship; and specifications for the planned newbuilding is also now prepared). Oceanbird is a JV of two companies, and it doesn't make sense to me for it to dominate an article about one of the two partners. Perhaps it would be better to merge this Wallenius Marine article with Wallenius Lines as they are both part of the Wallenius shipping group (Soya). - Davidships (talk) 14:21, 30 October 2024 (UTC)Reply
