SKINNEY🇮🇸

StationaryFishing
0.0 ktsSpeed
40°Course
4mDraught
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REYKJAVIK
🇮🇸ISREY
North AtlanticIceland
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HOFN, HORNAFJORDUR
🇮🇸ISHFN
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SKINNEY MMSI 251086000
📸 Birkir Agnarsson

Specifications

Dimensions

Length28.9m
Breadth9.21m
Max DraughtN/A

Capacity

Gross Tonnage637 GT
Deadweight91 DWT
TEUN/A

Performance

Max Speed12 kn
Avg Speed4.7 kn

Build Info

Year Built2009
Home PortHORNAFJORDUR

Description

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Identification

MMSI251086000
IMO9395898
Call SignTFAL
Flag State🇮🇸 Iceland (IS)

Current Position

Latitude64.153503° N
Longitude21.944973° W

Navigation Status

StatusNot defined
Speed0.0 kts
Course40°
Heading327°
DraughtN/A

Port Terminals

REYKJAVIKDeparture Port

SUNDAKLEPPSBAKKI
FAXAPORTS
Tryggvagata 17, 101 Reykjavik, Iceland
64.150278, -21.854167
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is SKINNEY right now?

According to the latest AIS signal, SKINNEY is currently located at 64.1535°N / 21.9450°W. The vessel is currently not moving. You can follow the live position on the tracking map above.

Where is SKINNEY sailing to?

SKINNEY is currently sailing to HOFN, HORNAFJORDUR (Iceland), with an estimated time of arrival of Fri, 11 Sep 2026 16:00:00 GMT. The vessel departed from REYKJAVIK.

What kind of ship is SKINNEY?

SKINNEY is a fishing vessel sailing under the flag of Iceland. It is 28.9 meters long with a beam of 9.21 meters and was built in 2009.

What is the MMSI and IMO number of SKINNEY?

The MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) of SKINNEY is 251086000. Its IMO number is 9395898. The vessel's call sign is TFAL.

How can I track SKINNEY live?

You can track SKINNEY in real time on Ships25 using AIS data. The tracking map shows the current position, historical route with playback, speed, heading and draught. Position data is updated continuously while the vessel is within AIS coverage.