As Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas departed Port Everglades, Florida last week, the hydrodynamic response of the ship as it interacted with the surrounding tidal areas left beach-goers puzzled, and for those who were in the water, perhaps even a bit worried as they were sucked toward the channel…
Video and Images shot by maritime headhunter and University of Miami sailing coach, Craig Johnson – Flagship Management www.flagshipmgt.com
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