What are the working conditions on Amber-Ii?

Based on crew reviews, Amber-Ii has an average rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars from 1 reviews.

What type of vessel is Amber-Ii?

Amber-Ii is a Service Ship vessel registered in Malta.

When was Amber-Ii built?

Amber-Ii was built in unknown year.

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Discover the Amber-Ii: Ratings & Maritime News

Name: Amber-Ii
Brand: Malta
Rating: 3.0 (1 reviews)

IMO: 9425423

Service Ship, Malta

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Amber-Ii - Service Ship vessel registered in Malta

Vessel Details

MMSI

249122000

Callsign

9HLD9

Width

15.0 m

Length

48.0 m

Reviews (1)

Ryan

2024-01-08

Position: Fitter

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Vessel Analysis Jun 19, 2026

Navigating Challenges: The Journey of Amber-Ii in Maritime Recovery Operations

Amber-Ii, a dedicated salvage vessel, has been actively engaged in crucial recovery operations, reinforcing its pivotal role in maritime salvage and environmental management. Recently, the vessel made headlines with its arrival at Aliaga Anchorage, w...

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Latest News (3)

Dead Vessel Emden Reaches Aliaga Anchorage

Jul 03, 2024 12:19

On February 7, 2024, the dead vessel Emden has successfully made its way to Aliaga Anchorage. This significant arrival marks an important event in maritime operations as the vessel is now positioned in this key recycling hub.

Decommissioned Oceanic Challenger Towed to Aliaga for Dismantling

Feb 01, 2022 15:51

The decommissioned vessel, Oceanic Challenger (IMO: 9194115), has been successfully towed to the Aliaga shipbreaking yard for dismantling. This significant move marks another step in the ongoing efforts to recycle and dispose of aging maritime assets in a safe and sustainable manner. The Aliaga Breakers are known for their efficient dismantling practices, ensuring that such vessels are processed in an environmentally responsible way.

RFA BLACK ROVER A273 Laid to Rest at Aliaga Breakers

Aug 25, 2019 21:44

The once-mighty vessel, RFA BLACK ROVER A273, has now been towed to its final destination at the Aliaga scrapyard in Turkey. This significant maritime event marks the end of a chapter for the vessel, which has served loyally in the Royal Fleet Auxiliary. The dismantling process at Aliaga is known for handling numerous retired ships, ensuring their materials are recycled responsibly. For those interested in maritime history, you can view images of the RFA BLACK ROVER's journey to the breakers at https://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=3041462.