What are the working conditions on Seven-Sky?

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

What type of vessel is Seven-Sky?

Seven-Sky is a Multi Purpose Carrier vessel registered in Vanuatu.

When was Seven-Sky built?

Seven-Sky was built in unknown year.

🚢 Was Seven-Sky abandoned?

Based on available news reports, Seven-Sky has been mentioned in connection with abandonment-related incidents. For detailed information about specific incidents, please refer to the latest news section on this page.

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Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Seven-Sky

Name: Seven-Sky
Brand: Vanuatu
Rating: 3.0 (1 reviews)

IMO: 9141637

Multi Purpose Carrier, Vanuatu

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Seven-Sky - Multi Purpose Carrier vessel registered in Vanuatu

Vessel Details

MMSI

577451000

Callsign

YJWU3

Width

16.0 m

Length

101.0 m

ITF_Abandonment_Status

Open

ITF_Abandonment_Date

01 Feb 2026

ITF_Owed_Wages

4 months

ITF_Seafarers_Count

ITF_Seafarer_Nationalities

India, Turkiye, Ukraine

ITF_Port

Haifa

ITF_Country

Israel

Reviews (1)

Wayne

2024-06-03

Position: Third Engineer

Advantages:

Looking for information about this vessel. Has anyone worked on this vessel? How was the atmosphere onboard?

Disadvantages:

No personal experience yet, just gathering info.

Latest News (1)

Crew Abandonment Alert: SEVEN SKY Leaves Seafarers in Distress

Feb 01, 2026 00:00

The vessel SEVEN SKY, carrying IMO number 9141637, has been flagged for abandonment by the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF). Registered under the Vanuatu flag, the ship is currently docked at the port of Haifa, Israel. This alarming situation has resulted in 11 seafarers awaiting their owed wages for four months. The affected crew members hail from diverse national backgrounds, including India, Turkiye, and Ukraine. The report regarding this abandonment was officially submitted to the ITF on February 1, 2026. As of now, the case remains open, highlighting the ongoing plight of mariners left without support. This information has been drawn from the ITF Seafarers abandonment list, a critical resource monitoring crew abandonment issues on a global scale.