The current-voyage block shows where the vessel is heading right now — a "Heading to " title, where the voyage runs from and to, ETA and speed.
What you see
- Heading to the destination port — where the vessel is bound per AIS. When the vessel is moored, the title reads "Moored at ".
- From and to — the voyage's ports, the share of the passage covered, and a "Laden" or "Ballast" mark when it is known.
- ETA — estimated time of arrival and how many days away it is.
- Speed, the time of the last AIS signal and the coordinates. Draught is in the "Live AIS · Vessel telemetry" strip under the page header.
How to use it
- Open the vessel page.
- Look at the block headed "Heading to …" — that's the current voyage.
- Next to it is the "Cargo in the vessel's area" block: compatible cargo nearby.
If the position is stale, the last known point is shown — normal on the open sea.
See also