Another 39 ships have joined the Amver family. The value of these vessels cannot be understated. By joining Amver, these ships agree to better coordination during search efforts, help keep shipping running and on time by ensuring only the most appropriate vessel is diverted during a maritime emergency, and make it more likely a mariner in distress will be rescued. This commitment to safety, with no financial gain to shipping, is not lost on the United States Coast Guard. Amver and the Coast Guard is grateful to these companies for their dedication to ensuring no call for help goes unanswered.
Please welcome the following ships into Amver:
- APILIOTIS
- LAKE DYNASTY
- SESTREA
- CORONA NATURE
- CLIPPER TRADITION
- COLIN JACOB
- TAXIARHIS P
- MYKINES
- SEA SPIRIT I
- AOM SOPHIE
- ROCKAWAY BELLE
- USAC RAMADI
- GENCO MAXIMUS
- CHARLOTTE C
- SEVERNAYA ZEMLA
- GRAND VEGA
- LEADER
- DUXGIT INTEGRITY
- ATHENIA VICTORY
- WEALTHY STAR
- EURO TRADER
- CLIPPER POLARIS
- ATLANTIC PIONEER
- PENTERA ROSA
- ASTON TRADER 1
- UASC SUAIBA
- YIANNIS B
- CORINTHIA PHOENIX
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