Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez have arrived in Venice, Italy, ahead of their star-studded wedding.

The SS United States took its maiden voyage in July 1952 and remains the largest passenger ship ever built in the U.S., 100 feet bigger than the Titanic.

Cobh, then known as Queenstown, was the last port of call for the White Star Line’s new steamship in 1912, where the maiden voyager took on 113 third-class passengers and a smattering of first ...

Dialling back time in the SS Rotterdam’s engine room. Alamy Her days crossing the Atlantic ended in the early ’70s, and she spent decades as a cruise ship until 2000, when her then-owner, the ...

If you have ever seen a boat with the letters "SS" on it, you might have wondered what those letters (and other letters) mean. Here's what you need to know.

The SS Torrey Canyon ran aground in Cornwall in 1967 which led to more than 100,000 tonnes of crude oil being spilt into the English Channel, killing thousands of sea birds.

Stena Bulk jointly own the ship with their US partner Crowley, who operate it. He also said that it was too early to speculate on the cause of the collision in the North Sea.

The oil tanker that collided with a cargo ship, which formed a 'massive fire ball' could have a devastating impact on the environment. A major maritime rescue mission has been underway in the North ...

The ship will also become the first artificial reef paired with a land-based museum and visitor center, said the SS United States Conservancy, which saved it from being scrapped in 2011.

After being docked in Pennsylvania in 1996, the SS United States arrived at Dauphin Island just after sunrise Monday morning, around 6 a.m. CST. From there, it will continue on to Mobile Bay ...

Track SS United States route, current location off Florida, Gulf USS United States left Philadelphia Feb. 14, traveled down the Delaware River to Delaware Bay and out to the Atlantic.

Track SS United States route, current location off Florida, Gulf USS United States left Philadelphia Feb. 14, traveled down the Delaware River to Delaware Bay and out to the Atlantic.