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Sven Lindblad taking a photo of the officers and crew during the National Geographic Venture christening on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay on Nov. 30, 2018. Lindblad photo
Lindblad furloughs 130, gives back stimulus money, hopes to sail again in third quarter
Dale K. DuPont
The Royal Princess in Glacier Bay, Alaska. Princess Cruise Lines photo
Princess Cruises extends pause for rest of 2020 summer season
WorkBoat Staff
The agency recommended the owner provide specific guidelines for severe weather, make sure spring-loaded forward hatches can be secured if water is coming in and re-evaluate life-jacket instructions for boats with fixed canopies. NTSB photo by Brian Young
Owner, Coast Guard faulted for deadliest duck boat accident, NTSB says
Dale K. DuPont
The Stretch Duck 7, a modified WWII DUKW amphibious passenger vessel, shown on July 25, 2018, after it was recovered from Table Rock Lake near Branson, Mo., following its sinking on July 19, 2018. NTSB Photo by Brian Young
Coast Guard recommends duck boats remove canopies
Dale K. DuPont
The 190', 1,285-passenger Anna C. Photo Block Island Ferry website
Video: PVA's Groundwater discusses Covid-19 and the passenger vessel industry
David Krapf
The Stretch Duck 7, a modified WWII DUKW amphibious passenger vessel, shown on July 25, 2018, after it was recovered from Table Rock Lake near Branson, Mo., following its sinking on July 19, 2018. NTSB Photo by Brian Young
NTSB to determine probable cause of Missouri duck boat sinking
WorkBoat Staff
Casco Bay Island Transit District will receive a $3.2 million federal ferry grant
New lending program may help passenger vessel operators
WorkBoat Staff
The Belle of Cincinnati. Photo courtesy of BB Riverboats
Video: BB Riverboats owner discusses business and coronavirus
David Krapf
The FMC would provide a path for small U.S. cruise lines to request reducing the required surety amount. American Queen Steamboat photo
CDC extends no-sail order for cruise ships
Dale K. DuPont
Kirk Moore photo
PVA urges Congress to expand payroll assistance program
David Krapf
The company, which closed last month, filed for liquidation listing assets of $660,708.90 and liabilities of $5.2 million, court documents show. Ride the Ducks of Seattle photo
Crash, coronavirus combine to sink Ride the Ducks of Seattle
Dale K. DuPont
The Viking Mississippi. Viking Cruises rendering
Viking says it will launch Mississippi River cruises in 2022
Dale K. DuPont
American Cruise Lines has halted sailings through April 30. American Cruise Lines photo
Passenger vessels may take $3 billion coronavirus-related hit
Dale K. DuPont
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