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Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas Passenger Died This past weekend, a passenger aboard the Royal Caribbean cruise ship Icon of the Seas jumped overboard when it was sailing from Miami towards Roatan, Honduras for a seven-day Caribbean trip. The Icon of the Seas was around 300 miles from Miami when a guy jumped overboard, according to the well-known cruise enthusiast website Cruise Hive. Regarding how the passenger got off the cruise liner and into the ocean, many opinions exist. The article's title from Cruise Hive describes the person as having "jumped," however the content quotes other passengers who said the passenger "jumped/fell" overboard or just "went overboard." The man "jumped," according to the New York Post, which likewise referenced anonymous "officials" as the source of...

Icon of the Seas | Image Credit: ctfassets.net A statement from the firm stated that more than 150 Hobart dishwashers were installed on Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas. These consist of 42 hood-type, 15 utensil, 9 big conveyor, 7 rack-type, and 82 undercounter dishwashers. "We are honoured to have been given the opportunity to install our warewashing system on board this magnificent vessel. HOBART's warewashing technology is operating flawlessly, as verified by the U.S. Health and Safety authorities' April inspection. This is evidence of the dependability of our products. We have been working with Royal Caribbean for many years, and our products are installed in a significant amount of its fleet. According to Florian Kimmig, global marine sales manager, HOBART warewashing techn...

Avelo Airlines | Image Credit: Avelo Airlines Original Author: Aaron Karp Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD), a hub for United Airlines, will see the addition of U.S. carrier Avelo Airlines to its network this summer, making it the 43rd airline to service the airport. Avelo will begin service between IAD and southern Connecticut's Tweed-New Haven Airport (HVN) on July 12. The airline will be the only one operating the service, which will be flown twice a week using a Boeing 737NG. At the moment, Avelo flights are available from HVN to Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI), which is around 60 miles away from IAD. HVN is located around 80 miles north-east of New York's LaGuardia and John F. Kennedy airports and 60 miles south of Hartford, Connect...

Why should you travel | Image Credit: Medium.com Traveling is a concept that transcends mere movement from one place to another. It embodies a profound sense of exploration, adventure, and discovery. In today's fast-paced world, where connectivity has become ubiquitous and distances seem to shrink, the allure of traveling remains as potent as ever. From the bustling streets of metropolitan cities to the serene landscapes of exotic destinations, the essence of traveling encompasses a myriad of experiences that enrich our lives in ways beyond measure. The Intriguing Origins of Traveling Early Human Wanderlust The roots of traveling can be traced back to the dawn of human civilization. Early humans, driven by a sense of curiosity and wanderlust, embarked on journeys across va...

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Google Maps Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: The Google Maps Enigma and the Enduring Mystery Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 (MH370) vanished on March 8, 2014, en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, sparking one of aviation's greatest unsolved mysteries. The disappearance of the Boeing 777-200ER, with 239 people on board, sent shockwaves around the world and fueled intense speculation. One recurring theory has centered on the potential use of online mapping tools, specifically Google Maps, to pinpoint the plane's final resting place. Here's a deep dive into this theory and the experiences of those affected: The Google Maps Claims In 2014, a UK-based technology expert, Ian Wilson, claimed to have located MH370 in the dense Cambodian jungle using Go...

American Airlines Flight Attendants Make Direct Appeal to the People The union that represents tens of thousands of American Airlines flight attendants has been granted permission to address the individuals who will determine whether or not the crew members of the Fort Worth-based airline will be permitted to go on strike. The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) had the opportunity to meet in person with representatives of the National Mediation Board, an independent government organisation that regulates labour relations across several transportation industries, last week during a so-called status update meeting. If a 30-day cooling-off period is authorised, a three-member panel chosen by the US Senate will finally decide whether or not American Airlines fl...