So far this year 711 vessels have enrolled in the Amver system. The 23 ships below bring the number to 734. That's an additional 734 vessels available to rescue people in distress. Whether it be a airline crash in the ocean, a sailboat in distress in the Atlantic, migrants adrift or a fishing vessel sinking in the Pacific these ships stand ready to help another person or vessel in distress.
Who are these crews and ships? Let's welcome them:
- SEAMUSIC
- CMA CGM AQUILA
- CS OLIVE
- RIVERSIDE
- SAPPHIRE EXPRESS
- ANTARES I
- MARAN PYTHIA
- STAR KIRKENES
- ZIM LUANDA
- GYPSUM INTEGRITY
- NYK REMUS
- JENNY N
- POSITIVE PASSION
- FOWAIRET
- NORTHERN HIGHWAY
- KM IMABARI
- LNG JUPITER
- BALTIC GALAXY
- SAMISTAL DUE
- MAETIGA
- CMA CGM MUSCA
- GLORIOSA I
- MG SHIPPING
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