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AGAPI S - IMO 9514822

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© Bengt-Rune Inberg

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Photographer:

Bengt-Rune Inberg [ View profile ]

Captured:

Jun 13, 2012

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Location:

Suez Canal, Egypt

Photo Category:

Bulkers Built 2011-2020

Added:

Jun 24, 2012

Views:

1,720

Image Resolution:

3,732 x 2,468

Description:

AGAPI S in Great Bitter Lake, Suez Canal June 13 2012.
Built by Dae Sun Shipbuilding & Engineering - Busan, South Korea 2012.

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Builder:

Dae Sun Shipbuilding & Engineering - Pusan, South Korea

Manager:

Bright Navigation - Athens, Greece

Owner:

Bright Navigation - Athens, Greece

Class society:

American Bureau Of Shipping

Vessel Type:

Bulk Carrier

Gross tonnage:

37,215 tons

Summer DWT:

62,145 tons

Length:

207 m

Beam:

32 m

Draught:

6.3 m

Photos:

49 photos by 23 photographers

Last known position:

35°49’47.81” N, 31°10’12.91” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

13.3kts, 268.5° (270°)

Destination:

- Location:

Canakjca

- Arrival:

4th Jun 2024 / 18:00:30 UTC

Last update:

18 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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So upon looking at all the ports this vessel has visited, as an example, do the crew have to obtain visa's for wherever the vessel is to journey to? Like the passengers on cruise ships do.

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