Icon of the Seas Crew Rescues 14 People Stranded at Sea

The world's largest cruise ship, Icon of the Seas, conducted a dramatic rescue operation, saving 14 individuals adrift for eight days.

Crew members aboard the Icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, rescued 14 people stranded at sea on a small boat for eight days.
The rescue operation was initiated after the cruise ship, en route from Miami to Honduras, encountered the distressed vessel waving a large white flag.
Passengers on board witnessed the rescue, with some expressing surprise and concern for the stranded individuals.
The rescued group received medical attention and the ship is coordinating with the U.S. Coast Guard regarding their care.
The Icon of the Seas, which made its maiden voyage in January, boasts 20 decks, 2,800 guest cabins, and seven swimming pools, dwarfing the Titanic in size.