# AIS Tracking

Review AIS tracking views for MV EBRU and MV ECE on one page. Third-party maps load only after you consent to tracking content.

## How does the AIS tracking view work?

This page displays the AIS-based map views supplied by MarineTraffic for MV EBRU and MV ECE. Understanding the source, consent layer, and data limits helps you use the position information in the right context.

### Third-party AIS view

The map is not a navigation system generated by Blue Marine. It is an AIS tracking view supplied through MarineTraffic using the vessel's IMO and MMSI identifiers.

### Loads after tracking consent

The map and related third-party requests do not load until you consent to tracking content. You can change this preference later through cookie settings.

### Coverage and delay vary

AIS visibility depends on vessel transmissions, receiver coverage, and provider updates. Position, route, or timing information may lag actual movement or become temporarily unavailable.

### Confirm operational decisions directly

The AIS tracking map does not replace voyage instructions, arrival commitments, or contractual confirmation. For current operational, cargo, port, or timing questions, identify the vessel and contact our Istanbul team.

## AIS tracking questions

### Is the position on the tracking map real time?

The map shows third-party AIS-based data, but vessel transmissions, shore or satellite coverage, and provider update intervals can introduce delay. Read the provider timestamp and any on-screen notices together.

### Why do I need to give consent before viewing the map?

The MarineTraffic map is third-party content and sends technical requests to that provider when loaded. It therefore loads only after you explicitly consent to tracking content, and you can change that preference through cookie settings.

### Which vessels appear on the tracking page?

This page provides AIS tracking views for MV EBRU (IMO 9235490) and MV ECE (IMO 8911413). Each card links to the vessel's full technical profile.

### Why can AIS information sometimes be unavailable?

Vessel transmission conditions, receiver coverage, connectivity, provider maintenance, or processing intervals can temporarily prevent a current position from appearing. This alone does not describe the vessel's operational status.

### Can cargo or arrival decisions be based on the map?

No. The AIS tracking view provides general position context. Cargo acceptance, ETA, port-call, or other operational decisions must be confirmed directly with Blue Marine Global using current vessel and voyage information.