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New Scientist: Cruise ships shouldn’t capsize so fast, says union.

“’It is known in sea trials that these vessels are what we call ‘tender’ in stability terms – they are very stable but have a quick rate of roll when the rudder is moved a few degrees.’ In other words, they are quite sensitive to being upset.”

01/17/12 • 05:23 PM • Design • Law • Travel • No Comments

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