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The AAL KEMBLA is a Heavy Load Carrier with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 32,173 tonnes and a length overall (LOA) of 193.81 meters, designed to transport heavy and oversized cargo. Built in 2011, it operates under the flag of Liberia, indicating a significant capacity for global trade routes. Its operational profile suggests suitability for demanding cargo operations, particularly in regions requiring heavy lift capabilities.
Current AIS data indicates that the AAL KEMBLA is traveling at a speed of 13.6 knots towards Charleston with a course of 187.3°. The specific draft utilization remains unknown, but this speed suggests it is likely in a laden state, optimizing operational efficiency en route to its destination.
The AAL KEMBLA's operational status and capacity position it favorably in the heavy lift market, especially for charters requiring specialized cargo transport. Its current route to Charleston may indicate demand for heavy equipment in the region, aligning with industrial growth and infrastructure projects. Brokers should consider its age and operational efficiency in negotiations, as these factors can influence charter rates.
With a gross tonnage of 23,930 and a deadweight of 32,173 tonnes, the AAL KEMBLA provides substantial capacity for heavy cargo operations. Its specifications suggest a focus on operational efficiency, although detailed engine performance data remains unspecified. The choice of distillate fuel indicates a commitment to regulatory compliance, which is a critical consideration for modern chartering decisions.
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