Where is the Costa Concordia Now?
The ship that went aground one year ago is slowly but surely being turned upright and salvaged
- By Mark Strauss
- Smithsonian magazine, February 2013
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(Enrico Sacchetti )
Once it’s upright, the sponsons will be drained, and additional ones will be attached to the other side. They’ll all be filled with air, providing buoyancy like a giant life preserver. With luck, the liner will be towed into an Italian port, where ship breakers will spend two years turning it into scrap metal, which will be sold.
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