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PERNILLE

IMO 8010532 · MMSI 219014974 · Call sign OYOB2

PERNILLE
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Latest AIS data

Last seen Mon, 24 Aug 2026 14:34:47 GMT
'HELSINGBORG-HELSING
05-07 19:00
56.0349°, 12.6211°
At Helsingor, Denmark
Passenger
36 × 8 m
2.2 m
10 Jul 2026

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About PERNILLE

Where is PERNILLE right now?

As of its last AIS broadcast on 24 August 2026, PERNILLE was at 56.035°, 12.621° — At Helsingor, Denmark. Positions update continuously as new AIS messages arrive.

Where is PERNILLE sailing to?

PERNILLE's AIS-declared destination is "'HELSINGBORG-HELSING" with a crew-reported ETA of 05-07 19:00. Destinations are typed by the crew and update when the voyage changes.

What type of ship is PERNILLE?

PERNILLE is a passenger vessel, approximately 36 m long with a 8 m beam, reporting a draught of 2.2 m.

What is PERNILLE's IMO and MMSI number?

PERNILLE's IMO number is 8010532 and its MMSI is 219014974, call sign OYOB2. You can search any vessel by these identifiers in the Shyppy vessel database.

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