Vsel GAY-HEAD (IMO: 8123418, MMSI: 367327120) is a Passenger/Ro-Ro Cargo Ship built 1981 and currently sailg unr the flag of Uned Stat (USA).
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The current posn of GAY-HEAD is. The vsel GAY-HEAD (IMO: 8123418, MMSI 367327120) is a Passenger/Ro-Ro Cargo Ship built 1981 (42 years old) and.
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DisclaimerGAY-HEAD current posn and history of port lls are received by AIS.
STEAMSHIP AUTHORY: M/V GAY HEAD BACK SERVICE TIME FOR S PEAK SEASON
Vsel GAY HEAD is a Ro-Ro/Passenger Ship, Registered USA. Disver the vsel's particulars, cludg pacy, machery, photos and ownership. Get the tails of the current Voyage of GAY HEAD cludg Posn, Port Calls, Dtatn, ETA and Distance travelled - IMO 8123418, MMSI 367327120, Call Sign WCY2060" data-react-helmet="te * m/v gay head *
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Ship GAY HEAD (Ro-Ro/Passenger Ship) Registered USA - Vsel tails, Current posn and Voyage rmatn - IMO 8123418, MMSI 367327120, Call Sign WCY2060. After five days of beg out of service due to a crack the hull, the M/V Gay Head, one of the Steamship Authory’s “workhorse vsels” which rri mostly eight, was put back service Aug. While the M/V Gay Head was out of service, the M/V Santaky took over many of s ual rout.
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Most of the Authory’s trips were unaffected by the loss of the M/V Gay Head, pecially bee the M/V Gay Head rri mostly eight, not passengers, Drisll said. The M/V Gay Head had a 4-ch crack the hull of the vsel’s aft that was disvered after a small amount of water the steerg gear void was found.
A report by Mare Safety Consultants Inc., which was prented by the Authory General Manager Robert Davis at an April 19 meetg, found that the M/V Gay Head was functnally obsolete due to age.
Some of the M/V Gay Head’s steel was promised due to rrosn. More:Third of Steamship Authory's fleet approachg the end of their lifpanAuthory officials said the M/V Gay Head, as well as the M/V Santaky and the M/V Katama, will approach the end of their efulns wh the next five years.