Less expansion for LCCs, five best airport fast foods, Reba McEntire names latest NCL ship
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Less expansion for LCCs, five best airport fast foods, Reba McEntire names latest NCL ship
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The Jones Act — Depending which political party you believe, this would either increase the number of ships that could help in the gulf, or do nothing meaningful, but greatly undermine the U.S. shipping industry.
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Anyone reading this post has probably already seen the banner headlines on CNN.com and in other places Giant waves hit cruise ship – 2 passengers killed. Or maybe your parents have sent you the story, either because they want to cancel their cruise vacation, or they are worried about yours. But before anyone panics, a [...]
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Norwegian Cruise Lines will base a cruise ship in New Orleans, Southwest Airlines faces FAA investigation on maintenance again, Airline CFOs are confident airline business will improve
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NTSB blames pilot error in Colgan crash, AA managers may fill in for flight attendants if they go on strike, NCL Olympic charter canceled because of low bookings
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Sick of screaming kids and the loud “boom boom music” at the Lido Deck pool? Want to get away? Find out which cruise ships offer adult-only areas that offer nirvana away from the onboard madness.
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Last year, Norwegian Cruise Line launched Freestyle 2.0 — a $50 million fleetwide initiative to further improve the guest experience. And, wow have they succeeded. So much so, it’s become a premium cruise experience.
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Beyond the much-publicized case of Jennifer Ellis-Seitz, who jumped off the Norwegian Pearl last week in what now appears to be a suicide, it’s been a bad-news kinda month for cruise lines.
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There has been a lot of buzz in European shipyards the past two weeks about a dispute between Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) and Aker Yards S.A. of France regarding NCL’s order for the first of two F3 vessels. The 150,000-ton, 4,200-berth ships are the biggest ever commissioned by NCL. Reports say the building has stopped and other cruise lines are showing interest in taking over the F3 project.
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