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An industry expert stressed the need to reassess the viability of operating old vessels during the monsoon. In fair weather, well-maintained older ships may be acceptable, but during rough seas ...

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In rough seas, most everything that makes cruising fun usually shuts down. “It's not fun. In rough seas, outdoor areas are generally closed off, pools drained, and so on,” HaoieZ wrote.

Landing a helicopter on a moving ship may already be tricky, but it becomes much more tricky in rough seas, when the ship is rolling and pitching. Thanks to the Canadian "bear-trap", helicopters ...

Jordan shared footage of ships piloting the Columbia River bar in the days before Tuesday’s storm. The U.S. Coast Guard also shared videos of vessels navigating rough seas near Cape ...

There are also cruise routes that will sail in waters known to be unpredictably rough. Find out where the roughest seas in the world are for cruise ships!

Any rough seas you may experience due to a nearby storm are likely to be temporary. Many cruise ships operating in the Caribbean can sail at speeds of up to 22 knots, or about 25 mph. That means they ...