point the boat started sinking more and more. fitzgerald on lake sister kill would 29 people. the ship was completely exxon valdez strikes a reef tilted and we had to hold on to bars so we wouldn t fall. and spills oil. that is the moment where you really start thinking about your family and your friends. and travel writer. every time there say disaster at sea regulations get fixed. there was this young woman after the tiitantic standard right next to me on the life boat who had two young kids and of life boats after a series had no where to hold. of fires in the 1980s 90s it i asked her, i said hold my arms so she was latching on. was international standard of fire alarms in every room. mike is a chairman of the board. what should change as a result of this? i think there will be a close look at manning and training of passenger vessels as a result of this. since 2005, 100 million people have taken cruise it was chaos. vacations. the particulars show cruise everyt
for real protection ask your doctor about breztri. tonight we re getting an inside look at the future of cruise vacations with covid. our kerry sanders is on the celebrity cruise ship edge right now, there first to leave the u.s. he s had a great vantage point to show you what it s like to be back on board. reporter: tonight the celebrity cruise ship edge is in the gulf of mexico. day two of a 7-day real world test can the cruise ship industry operate in a world still with covid. you have 62 ships when do all of the other ships start carrying passengers? we re bringing them on reasonably quickly we re anxious to do it right, not fast we think by the end of the year, we can have the bulk of the fleet up and operating. reporter: on board the edge cruse blogger stewart, this is his 278th cruise when somebody calls a cruise