EDFU

  • Vessel Type: Cargo
  • MMSI: 622120321
  • IMO: 9139256
  • Call sign: SSLY

EDFU (IMO: 9139256) is a Cargo vessel sailing under the Egypt flag. It has an overall length of 735 feets and a beam of 108 feets.


EDFU position reported at 05/03/2026 20:56:27 UTC:
Latitude: 12.250872, Longitude 12.250872 longitude

Visited ports: Ravenna, Ravenna Anch, Novorossiysk, Las Palmas, Damietta, Damietta Anch

EDFU

Vessel Identification

Field Data
Vessel Name EDFU
MMSI 622120321
IMO Number 9139256
Call Sign SSLY
Flag State Egypt
Vessel Type Passenger/Ro-Ro Vessel (Ferry)

Vessel Specification

Field Data
Gross Tonnage 7,950 GT
Deadweight Tonnage 1,372 DWT
Length Overall 142.5 m
Beam 23.4 m
Draft 4.6 m
Year Built 1997

Propulsion

Field Data
Engine Type Diesel
Propulsion Type Twin Screw
Service Speed ~16 knots

Shipyard

Field Data
Shipyard Cantieri Navali Riuniti (CNR)
Country Italy
Year Delivered 1997

Owner / Operator

Field Data
Owner Arab Maritime Petroleum Transport Company (AMPTC)
Operator Arab Bridge Maritime Company (ABM)
Country Egypt / Jordan / Iraq (Joint Venture)

Operating Region

Field Data
Primary Route Aqaba (Jordan) – Nuweiba (Egypt)
Sea Area Red Sea / Gulf of Aqaba
Service Type International Ro-Pax Ferry Service

Vessel Description

The EDFU is a Ro-Pax (Roll-on/Roll-off Passenger) ferry operating in the Gulf of Aqaba, primarily serving the established route between Nuweiba, Egypt and Aqaba, Jordan. The vessel is operated by Arab Bridge Maritime Company (ABM), a joint venture established by Egypt, Jordan, and Iraq to facilitate maritime trade and passenger transport across the Red Sea region.

Built in 1997 in Italy, the EDFU is designed to carry both passengers and wheeled cargo (vehicles), making it a critical link for commercial freight, tourists, and regional travelers crossing between the Sinai Peninsula and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The vessel flies the Egyptian flag and is registered under Egyptian maritime authority.

The route served by EDFU is strategically significant, connecting African and Middle Eastern road networks and providing an essential crossing for trucks, buses, and private vehicles that cannot transit overland through Israel.


Disclaimer: Data presented is based on publicly available maritime records. Users are advised to verify critical specifications against official classification society records or current AIS data sources.

Port Type Date
RAVENNA Port 5/3/2026
RAVENNA ANCH Anchorage 4/28/2026
NOVOROSSIYSK Port 10/25/2025
LAS PALMAS Port 7/6/2025
DAMIETTA Port 3/26/2025
DAMIETTA ANCH Anchorage 3/18/2025