After months of delays, what was once the world’s fastest passenger liner is set to make the first leg of the ship’s journey to her new underwater home off the coast of Florida.

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After several delays, the iconic ship SS United States is tentatively scheduled to begin its move to Florida this week.

Hours before a tow down the Delaware River, the SS United States will remain in Philidelphia after Coast Guard nixes move.

U.S. Coast Guard has requested additional details about moving the vessel, and no new departure date has been set.

The SS United States has been cleared to sail from south Philadelphia to Mobile, Ala., in preparation for its eventual sinking in northwest Florida to become the world's largest artificial reef.

The SS United States’ on-again, off-again departure is on again. And it starts Thursday morning, unless delayed by an overnight storm expected to deliver a wintry mix to the city.

The ship is scheduled to begin its move to Okaloosa County, Florida, on Thursday and depart Philadelphia on Saturday morning.

Plans to move the SS United States from Philadelphia to Mobile have once again been delayed. The U.S. Coast Guard has requested the delay to ensure a proper tow from both piers. Due to the delay, the plans for the ship to depart on Saturday at 4 a.