Vessels / IMO 9299446

BELLAGIO

IMO 9299446 · Vessel observations and history

Recorded observations associated with this IMO number. AIS identifiers are self-reported and can contain errors. Events describe observations, not proof of unlawful activity.

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IMO
9299446
Latest matched MMSI
477236400
List name
BELLAGIO
Listed flag
Not recorded
Reported destination
AEPRA
Latest AIS observation
2026-10-20 21:57:34 UTC
Observed coordinates
25.2514, 55.2655

The observation time indicates when the position was received. It does not establish the vessel's current location. The listed flag comes from the watch list record.

Recent recorded track

Available positions from the past 48 hours for the latest matched MMSI. Reception gaps remain gaps. Earlier tracks may be preserved with individual events below.

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Watch list references

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Recorded events

Latest 15 recorded events, up to 50. All times are UTC. Open an event for its measurements and available archived tracks.

  1. Signal returned

    A position was observed after a prolonged AIS gap. The recorded distance is between the last and returning observations, not a known route through the gap.

    Gap duration: 8.8 h · Distance between observations: 0 km · Implied average speed: 0 kn

  2. Port visit

    The vessel remained slow or stationary near a known port for the recorded interval.

    Port arrival: 2026-10-17 01:01:48 UTC · Observed duration: 48.4 h · Port: Dubayy

  3. Signal returned

    A position was observed after a prolonged AIS gap. The recorded distance is between the last and returning observations, not a known route through the gap.

    Gap duration: 13.8 h · Distance between observations: 0 km · Implied average speed: 0 kn

  4. Signal returned

    A position was observed after a prolonged AIS gap. The recorded distance is between the last and returning observations, not a known route through the gap.

    Gap duration: 6 h · Distance between observations: 0 km · Implied average speed: 0 kn

  5. Signal returned

    A position was observed after a prolonged AIS gap. The recorded distance is between the last and returning observations, not a known route through the gap.

    Gap duration: 6.1 h · Distance between observations: 0 km · Implied average speed: 0 kn

  6. Signal returned

    A position was observed after a prolonged AIS gap. The recorded distance is between the last and returning observations, not a known route through the gap.

    Gap duration: 23.6 h · Distance between observations: 0.1 km · Implied average speed: 0 kn

  7. AIS gap

    No further position was observed for the detection interval in an area with established AIS reception. This observation does not establish why the signal was lost.

    Last signal before gap: 2026-10-15 23:57:40 UTC · Reception in preceding 24 h: 24 h · Last reported speed: 3.5 kn

  8. Signal returned

    A position was observed after a prolonged AIS gap. The recorded distance is between the last and returning observations, not a known route through the gap.

    Gap duration: 8.6 h · Distance between observations: 0.4 km · Implied average speed: 0 kn

  9. AIS gap

    No further position was observed for the detection interval in an area with established AIS reception. This observation does not establish why the signal was lost.

    Last signal before gap: 2026-10-15 10:44:14 UTC · Reception in preceding 24 h: 24 h · Last reported speed: 4.8 kn

  10. Port visit

    The vessel remained slow or stationary near a known port for the recorded interval.

    Port arrival: 2026-10-14 08:06:48 UTC · Observed duration: 3 h · Port: Dubayy

  11. Signal returned

    A position was observed after a prolonged AIS gap. The recorded distance is between the last and returning observations, not a known route through the gap.

    Gap duration: 22 h · Distance between observations: 0.3 km · Implied average speed: 0 kn

  12. Infrastructure proximity

    The vessel was observed slow or stationary near a mapped cable or pipeline corridor. Routes can be approximate, and proximity alone does not show contact or damage.

    First observation: 2026-10-12 01:42:48 UTC · Observed duration: 30 min · Closest observed separation: 1432 m

  13. Infrastructure proximity

    The vessel was observed slow or stationary near a mapped cable or pipeline corridor. Routes can be approximate, and proximity alone does not show contact or damage.

    First observation: 2026-10-11 13:33:18 UTC · Observed duration: 30 min · Closest observed separation: 125 m

  14. AIS gap

    No further position was observed for the detection interval in an area with established AIS reception. This observation does not establish why the signal was lost.

    Last signal before gap: 2026-09-11 01:00:39 UTC · Reception in preceding 24 h: 18 h · Last reported speed: 0 kn

  15. Infrastructure proximity

    The vessel was observed slow or stationary near a mapped cable or pipeline corridor. Routes can be approximate, and proximity alone does not show contact or damage.

    Observed duration: 30 min · Closest observed separation: 631 m · Infrastructure: FALCON

Recorded identity changes

Latest 0 detected changes, up to 50. This is a record of changes seen by the tracker, not a complete registry history. The IMO page stays the same when a name or MMSI changes.

No identity changes have been recorded by the tracker.