80 Foot Wave Hits Cruise Ship

The wall of water damaged the ship and knocked out power.

80 foot wave hits cruise ship. The ship was on a 12-day cruise from. The freak waves smashed windows in the Louis Majesty the ships Cypriot owners Louis Cruises said in a statement. Ronald Warwick who followed in his fathers footsteps to command the British ocean liner Queen Elizabeth II was on the bridge at 4 am.

CRUISE SHIP Hit by 80 FOOT HIGH WAVEA freak wave smashed through the windows of a cruise ship on the English Channel reportedly killing an elderly manThe 8. Cruise ship smashed by 100 FeeT wave in the North Sea VIDEO bcaeagles February 11 2020 VIDEOS 13295 Views. Cruise Travelers Discuss Deadly Waves AP BARCELONA Spain The Mediterranean was heaving as the 68-year-old Italian stood in the cruise ship lounge.

The cruise ship limped back to port in southern Argentina. By Kara Godfrey PUBLISHED. A smaller expedition cruise ship the Bremen was hit by a similar-sized rogue wave in the South Atlantic in 2001.

Huge Waves Hit Cruise Ship VIDEO. The crew was able to restart engines. Its not uncommon for a cruise ship to routinely travel through areas with waves of 10 or 15 feet and large modern cruise ships handle waves like this without incident.

The Freak Wave that hit QE2 in 1995. The Norwegian Dawn was diverted from its route when the ship ran into rough weather on the way back to New York. No serious injuries were reported.

A freak wave more than 70 feet high slammed a luxury cruise ship steaming for New York yesterday flooding cabins injuring passengers and forcing the liner to stop for emergency repairs. In August 1924 the British ocean liner Homeric arrived in New York City late after steaming through a hurricane off the United States East Coast in which an 80-foot 24 m rogue wave struck her injuring seven people smashing numerous windows and portholes carrying away one of her lifeboats and snapping chairs and other fittings from their fastenings. The video shows the moment the cruise ship faces down a huge storm.