P&O Ventura's Captain Paul Brown Talks Captain Role | Planet Cruise
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the captain is here fundamentally for the safety of the ship so I chair and manage the Safety Committee on board the ship
I'm a sailor I've been a sailor for nearly 32 years so it always comes down to the driving of the ship and the docking of the ship
the Baltic is is very challenging long uh long passages up rivers and inlets that might last for three or four or 5 hours
the biggest challenge really for the captain is the weather so these two ships handle particularly well with the thrusters and the engine
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We have an exclusive interview with Captain Paul Brown of P&O Cruises on board his current ship, Ventura before he becomes the Captain of the brand new P&O ship, Britannia. In this second part of our interview with the Captain we find out what a typical day in the life of a Captain is, what his favourite part of being a Captain is and what it's like being the Captain of Ventura. More about P&O Cruises - http://www.planetcruise.com/en/cruise-lines/po-cruises