passenger berth

The ship has 4100 passenger berths, with all outside cabins having balconies.

They usually save the passenger berths for scientists."

Boats with passenger berths do cross the Caspian, but that's about as definitive as we can be.

The passenger berths were arranged around two large central saloons-a dining saloon and a grand saloon-into which they opened.

Finnjet was to have 1,500 passenger berths and the ship would be powered by two gas turbines instead of the traditional diesel engines.

A good number of those had opted to return to Federation space, and all available passenger berths aboard the transport freighters were reportedly booked.

Savannah was fitted with 32 passenger berths, with two berths in each of the 16 state rooms.

Customer service innovations on the Collins Line ships included steam heating in the passenger berths, a barber's shop, and a French maitre de cuisine.

Largest ferry in the world in terms of gross register tonnage, number of passengers carried and number of passenger berths (1977-1981).

On each side of the saloon were corridors leading to 22 individual passenger berths, arranged two deep, a total of 44 berths for the saloon as a whole.

They were built with accommodation for 155 first-class passengers by request of the British government to provide additional passenger berths on cargo vessels on services to the Far East.

In January-February 2004 the Superfast X was rebuilt at Fosen Mekaniske Verksted, Fosen, Norway with additional passenger berths.

There was work for us on Gloy; by living frugally and saving what we earned, we accumulated enough for passenger berths inward to Tanix, a crossroads world where the volume of in-Galaxy shipping was more encouraging.

Most in Half a Century The construction boom will add at least 44,000 passenger berths - a 40 percent gain over current capacity and the biggest four-year gain, by far, since the golden age of ocean liners more than a half a century ago.