The Titanic was expected to arrive within a set period of time. As with all transatlantic crossings there was some leeway in case the ship encountered bad weather or other problems. However the Titanic was running well ahead of schedule when it hit the iceberg. In fact Captain Smith is believed to have been trying for an Atlantic crossing speed record for the Titanic its first crossing; which would explain why he was pushing the ship's engines so hard and his refusal to stop when first warned of ice.
to america :)
Not really as it is said that he was the one who pressurized Captain Smith to not slow down as he wanted to win the competition for Atlantic and reach America in six days. Captain Smith had to meet the deadline and so had refused to slow down.
Titanic,famously, never made it to the US was but she was due in New York on April 17, 1912.
Cavalcade of America - 1952 Six Hours to Deadline 3-24 was released on: USA: 24 May 1955
to america.
The Olympic was the sister ship of the Titanic.
The Titanic was sailing to New York, America from Southampton, England.
They were traveling to America (but both were fictional characters).
It didn't. It struck an iceberg and sank while sailing to America.
306 Americans were on the Titanic; only 177 Americans survived.
To North America
America--New York city