Therefore, we can expect that once technological possibility and economic viability are reached, it will take several years of proof of concept before the early majority of customers will be ready to go on-board.
Are you allowed to go on boards and if so, which ones, and what is the approval process?
The Duke of Wellington was on the pier, but did not go on board the yacht; his Grace left for London at one o'clock by a special train.
"You go on board and you meet people, and they invite you to do other things".
"You go on board and then you will tell me how many people there are," Captain De Falco reportedly shouted.
"You go on board, this is an order" he said, later adding: "There are already dead bodies".
"Only a few hours ago, some people from the salvage company were able to go on board," Marc Saverys, the chairman of Euronav, said late yesterday in Paris.
Though visitors can't go on board, the museum is designed with various levels to provide a look into all parts of the craft.
The crew of the "Sumpter" [the Sumter, a commerce raider commanded by Raphael Semmes that had been abandoned in April off the coast of Gibraltar]... will go on board the gunboat".
Historical ship the Bessie Ellen will be berthed in Sutton Harbour, and visitors will have the chance to go on board to explore (free, from 10am to 4pm) with a costume competition judged daily at 3pm.
