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Cruise Line Operations

Common Cruise Line Itineraries

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Cruise Ship Health and Wellness Facilities

Cruise Line Alcoholic Beverage Packages

Cruise Line International Regulations Compliance

Cruise Ship Emergency Equipment

Cruise Line Gratuity Guidelines

Cruise Dress Codes Explained

Cruise Ship Navigation Terms

Cruise Ship Job Titles and Roles

Cruise Line Loyalty Programs

Cruise Ship Safety Procedures

Cruise Ship Technical Specifications

Cruise Itinerary Components

Cruise Line Kids and Teens Programs

Cruise Line Onboard Payment Systems

Cruise Line Environmental Policies

Cruise Line Culinary Specialties

Cruise Line Dining Options

Cruise Ship Sanitation and Cleanliness Standards

Cruise Ship Entertainment Types

Cruise Ship Types of Cabins

Cruise Line Shore Excursion Overview

Essential Items for a Cruise

Maritime Flags and Their Meanings

Navigational Ranks on a Cruise Ship

Ports of Call in the Caribbean

Types of Cruise Ships

Understanding Cruise Ship Capacity Terms

World's Major Cruise Lines

Maritime Flags and Their Meanings

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Charlie Flag Pattern

Yes (affirmative).

Hotel Flag Pattern

I have a pilot on board.

Tango Flag Pattern

Keep clear of me; I am engaged in pair trawling.

Juliet Flag Pattern

I am on fire and have dangerous cargo; keep clear.

Sierra Flag Pattern

I am moving astern.

Kilo Flag Pattern

I wish to communicate with you.

Papa Flag Pattern

All personnel return to ship; about to proceed sea. (In port: ship is ready to sail.)

Alpha Flag Pattern

Diver down; keep clear.

Foxtrot Flag Pattern

I am disabled, communicate with me.

November Flag Pattern

No (negative).

Echo Flag Pattern

Altering course to starboard.

Quebec Flag Pattern

Request for health clearance.

Golf Flag Pattern

I require a pilot.

Uniform Flag Pattern

You are running into danger.

Zulu Flag Pattern

I require a tug.

Oscar Flag Pattern

Man overboard.

Lima Flag Pattern

Stop instantly.

Romeo Flag Pattern

No specific meaning; used to address or call other ship.

Yankee Flag Pattern

I am dragging my anchor.

India Flag Pattern

I am altering my course to port.

Mike Flag Pattern

My vessel is stopped; making no way.

X-ray Flag Pattern

Stop carrying out your intentions and watch for my signals.

Delta Flag Pattern

Keep clear of me; I am maneuvering with difficulty.

Victor Flag Pattern

I require assistance.

Whiskey Flag Pattern

I require medical assistance.

Bravo Flag Pattern

Carrying dangerous cargo.

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