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Aethra

IMO Number
9181481
Vessel Type
Offshore Support Vessel
Flag
Greece

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Vessel Specifications

MMSI
241831000
Callsign
SVDM6
Width
22.0 m
Length
94.0 m

Crew Reviews (3)

★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
talkinjibberish - Catering Assistant

Advantages: The ship offers a wide selection of snacks, including an abundance of crisps and chocolate, which can be filling. The cabins are reasonably comfortable, providing a satisfactory level of accommodations for seafarers.

Disadvantages: The quality of food served is consistently poor, often served cold and left out throughout the day. Additionally, the toilet paper situation leaves much to be desired, detracting from the overall experience. Given that it is a Norwegian-built vessel, the plumbing issues are particularly unexpected and unacceptable.

★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
Jackspeak - Catering Assistant

Advantages: {"crew":"The crew is notably friendly and always willing to assist.","food_selection":"There is a commendable variety of food options available."}

Disadvantages: {"food_temperature":"Unfortunately, the food is consistently served cold and often left out for extended periods.","accommodation":"Accommodation is limited, with some guests needing to share cramped four-person cabins.","toilet_facility":"The sanitation facilities require users to refrain from flushing toilet paper, which can be inconvenient."}

★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
Harold - Safety Officer

Advantages: Looking for information about this vessel. Looking for info about this ship? What was it like?

Disadvantages: No personal experience yet, just gathering info.

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