The ship, which can accommodate 540 guests, is the company's largest and most luxurious.
Investigators are studying the salvaged wreck of the ship, which broke in half on March 26.
Fawad has told him all about the ship, which is the home of the water djinn.
Dubai-owned P&O Ferries paid £150m for the ship, which was built in Finland.
The investigation did not address the size of the ship, which carried 3,299 passengers.
The ship, which is chartered by the German Doctors Emergency Union, is now anchored off Sicily.
American intelligence tracked the ship, which flew Cambodia's flag, and Spanish troops boarded it.
On board, passengers spent ample time exploring the ship, which is 78 feet wide.
The ship, which can carry 800 people, was ready to take more people today.
Military officials said that the ship, which was flying a Liberian flag, had sailed to Turkey from Syria.
Workers board the ship, which currently houses about 260 workers, through a wide concrete pier and up a sturdy gangplank.
