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RESCUE HORN FLYER

🇳🇴 Norway, search and rescue vessel

Stopped at Ansnes, Norway.Last report .

MMSI 258235500Call sign LCLA

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Particulars

MMSI258235500
Call signLCLA
FlagNorway
Vessel typeSearch and rescue
Length overall17 m
Beam4 m
Draught1 m

From her own AIS broadcasts.

Her MMSI

258235500

The first three digits, 258, are the country code of Norway: an MMSI follows a ship's flag, so a new flag brings a new number.

She broadcasts no IMO number. Only larger seagoing ships are required to have one.

Her AIS details

AIS is the radio signal a ship sends so that other ships can see her. This is what her signal tells us.

Seen from above, bow to the right, so port is the upper side. The ring is her GPS aerial, where her crew or installer said it sits. Shiptrail draws the aerial's position, not the middle of the ship.
AIS classClass AWorked out, not reported: only Class A transponders send a status, and she sends one. Class A is the full-strength kind that large cargo and passenger ships must carry.
Status she reportsUnder way under engine power
To the bow6 m (A)
To the stern11 m (B)
To the port side2 m (C)
To the starboard side2 m (D)
Destination as typedPHONE +47 916 79 642What the crew entered; the Voyage card turns it into a port.
Heard fromBarentsWatch
On the map since

A, B, C and D are AIS's own names for these four distances.

From her own AIS broadcasts as the feed delivers them.

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Where she is

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Position63.6086° N, 8.9798° E
SpeedStopped, 0.0 knots

Voyage

From
Ansnes, NorwayStopped here now
To
PHONE +47 916 79 642As broadcast
ETA