We've often wondered how a ship is named. We're lucky enough to share new
Amver ship names with you each week. Is your ship listed below? If so, tell us how it received its name. In the meantime help us welcome the latest vessels
enrolled in the Amver safety network.
- SUNRISE 2000
- MARGAN GAS MYSTRAS
- AFRICAN BLACKBIRD
- GISELA OLDENDORFF
- ELSA OLDENDORFF
- CONTINENTAL
- DENEB LEADER
- AP DUBRAVA
- GOLDEN ARIES
- NISSON HERACLEA
- OTHONI
- ELBABE
- OCEAN MORNING
- BALTIC SCORPION
- DOUBLE DELIGHT
- INDIAN OCEAN
- SRI LANKA
- MUCHEN BRIDGE
- MAYSSAN
- SAFMARINE SAHARA
- ASIA ENDEAVOUR
- MTM PENANG
- NAVIG8 AXINITE
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