The Costa Concordia is around two-and-a-half times the size of the Titanic, ... "The size of the ship and her location make this the most challenging operation I've ever been involved in," he said.

The wreckage of the Costa Concordia is seen from the end of the pier on September 13, 2013 in Isola del Giglio, Italy. Work is expected to begin on September 16 to right the stricken vessel.

The news outlet says the small vessel was swamped by waves whipped up by storm force winds as it traveled between the Italian port of Santo Stefano and the location of the stricken Costa Cruises ...

The Costa Concordia cruise ship lays aground near the port on January 9, 2013 on the Italian island of Giglio. ... The location is not by choice and, as such, is almost inconsequential.

Jan. 11, 2012— -- When the Costa Concordia sank off the coast of Giglio, Italy one year ago, it claimed 32 lives and shined a spotlight on what appeared to be a completely inept captain who ...

Antonello Tievoli, headwaiter on the Costa Concordia, stepped onto the bridge of the cruise ship at 9:15 pm on Friday, Jan. 13, of this year. From the wide windows, Tievoli could see the ...

Go behind the scenes of the massive Costa Concordia salvage operation.

View full size Pier Paolo Cito / AP A sea platform containing anti-spilling equipment is moored next to the grounded cruise ship Costa Concordia off the Tuscan island of Giglio, Italy, on Friday ...

Removal of the Costa Concordia from its perch off Italy's Giglio Island is scheduled to start July 14, giving the ship a last moment in the global media spotlight before it is towed away to be ...

ROME — An Italian court has ordered Costa Crociere cruise line to pay 92,700 euros ($105,000) to a passenger who was aboard the Costa Concordia when it crashed and capsized off Tuscany in 2012 ...

In real estate it is all about location, location, location. When navigating close to land it would appear that there is a similar needed focus on "knowing where you are at all times." ...

The Costa Concordia cruise ship lays aground near the port on January 9, 2013 on the Italian island of Giglio. ... The location is not by choice and, as such, is almost inconsequential.