passenger vessel

The line also had a small number of purely passenger vessels.

There is also a list of organisations that can provide further information on passenger vessel safety.

There are passenger vessels going in and out all the time."

These were two small cargo ships and a passenger vessel.

The river is used by passenger vessels as well.

The transportation is mainly done with country craft and passenger vessels.

She was then sold and converted into a passenger vessel for the tourist trade.

This was the largest number evacuated by a single passenger vessel in the operation.

This guide explains minimum safety standards for those passenger vessels.

Within forty years, however, all major passenger vessels would be diesel-powered.

Built in 1913, the pier has a long history of servicing passenger vessels.

Her replacement was the passenger vessel Day-liner, which took over the run.

Remember: hydrofoils are passenger vessels so there's no outside seating.

They turned to look at the passenger vessel.

But the light played toward the passenger vessel.

I refer to the recent hijacking of two aircraft and a passenger vessel.

It will accommodate both large container and passenger vessels.

In the last few years she has been modified as a passenger vessel, with 49 outside cabins for 100 passengers.

In common with every modern passenger vessel, the ship is powered by a bank of diesel engines.

Chief stewards on large passenger vessels can be considered to be officers.

The ships weren't passenger vessels and I imagine the accommodation was pretty basic but my old neighbour loved it.

In future, therefore, this directive will also apply to passenger vessels carrying more than 12 passengers.

She is undergoing refurbishment and upgrade to return her to commercial survey as a passenger vessel.

No cargo or passenger vessel ever ventured in that direction, or so far out.

Security guidance for all scheduled and chartered passenger vessel services on the Thames.