Malta Ship Photos & Action Photos

SALVAGE - ANNA 2005 by BRUCOLI - February 2018. On Friday 23rd February 2018 the Italian  flag and owned 1974 built tugboat BRUCOLI  left Valletta, Malta from Cassar Ship Repair Yard Facilities bound to salvage the 2005 built VCT Flag general cargo ship ANNA 2005  that developed an engine failure while on passage to Pozzallo, Sicily from Russia. Below is AIS Image of the tugboat position on Saturday 24th February at 0521 hrs (0421 UTC) - Below is AIS Image of the tugboat position engaged in towing on Saturday 24th February at 2221 hrs (2121 UTC) - Towage arrived at Augusta, Sicily on Sunday 25th February at 1353 hrs (1253 UTC) and ANNA 2005 was berthed at the Commercial Part as can be seen here below with images taken on Sunday 4th March 2018 - Photos by Capt. Lawrence Dalli. Do not use these images without my permission. © All rights reserved. Malta Ship Photos & Action Photos - www.maltashipphotos.com

TOWAGE - ALICAN DEVAL at Malta. On Thursday 2nd March 2006 the Turkish flag and owned general cargo ship  ALICAN DEVAL   was seen off Valletta, Malta towed by the Italian Flag and owned 1974  tugboat BRUCOLI after she ran aground bound to Malta Shipyards where the mentioned cargo ship was handed over to Tug Malta Ltd local tugs. She was built in 1985 bearing imo 7500578 with former names as KEMAH until March 2003 and TK ANTWERP until 18th April, 2005. Below are images of the vessel towed by BRUCOLI and entering Valletta back to 2nd March 2006 -  Below are images of the vessel drydocked inside Malta Shipyards Dock 2 back to Friday 10th March 2006 - Then Saturday 18th March 2006 the 1965 built Greek flag and owned tugboat AEGEAN PELAGOS formerly HERACLES until 1968; DAN until 1974  and HMS WAKEFUL A 236 until June 1988 with imo 6518140 entered Valletta to tow the vessel - Monday 20th March 2006, the tugboat AE...

SAFE HIBERNIA spotted bound to breakers. - 06.08.2017 Safe Hibernia was constructed at Rauma Repola, Finland, in 1977 to a modified Aker H-3 design and was upgraded in 1991 and 1994 before completing a major refurbishment and internal upgrade in 2006. She's a moored semi-submersible accommodation vessel with beds for 632 persons capable of operating in harsh conditions. She was built as TREASURE FINDER which had a hangar with an average compliment of five Bell 212 helicopters belonging to Bristow all with Golf Registry. She was seen towed by Augustea Imprese Marittime e di Salvataggi SpA,   150 tons bollard pull tug CARLO MARTELLO last Sunday 6th August, 2017 stopping for a bunker stop before proceeding to Aliaga, Turkey for breakers. All Images done on Sunday 6th August,2017 by - www.maltashipphotos.com