In order to embed a vessels image and position into another website or blog follow these steps:

1. search for your ship and change to vessel detail page.
2. Click the button “show vessel on your website”
3. Copy the code provided in the expanded box.
4. Paste the code into your blog or website.

We welcome everybody to try out this new feature and awaiting user comments about your great vessel pages :-)

and here is the proof of concept with one of my favourites:
taken from: http://www.fleetmon.com/vessels/Astor_56494

More about the ASTOR on FleetMon.com

• Indonesia, Jakarta
• Egypt, Suez
• Brazil, Sao Francisco do Sul
• USA/Canada, Kingston, Lake Ontario
• Italy, Olbia, Sardinia
• Italy, Sassari, Sardinia
• Sweden, Västeras
• British Columbia, Canada, Prince Rupert

On April the 17th the vessel will do the second round of tests, probably in the Skagerak like all trials of “Meyer Werft”. Planned finish is April the 20th, “AIDAmar” the will stay in Emden until the 3rd of May waiting for her “Clubnacht”.

With ETA Hamburg for the 4.5 – 6.5 und 6.5 – 8.5.2012 she is doing “Fanreisen” and another cruise for expediences.

Her baptise will be in Hamburg during the “Hafengeburtstag” on the 12 th of May 2012.
http://www.fleetmon.com/de/vessels/Aidamar_3221227

Как и обещали, мы предоставляем к вашим услугам FleetMon.com на русском языке и надеемся, что Вы останетесь довольны.

Конечно, нам нужно еще многое доработать: в нашем переводе имеются некоторые «пробелы», и возможно Вам будут встречаться опечатки и ошибки, которые мы еще не успели исправить.

Однако мы не хотим больше заставлять Вас ждать и  надеемся на Вашу поддержку. Чтобы сообщить нам об обнаруженных ошибках или поделиться с нами своими замечаниями и предложениями по поводу работы сайта, используйте следующую ссылку: http://www.fleetmon.com/contact

Мы ждем Ваших сообщений и будем работать над усовершенствованием нашего сайта!

As promised, we proudly present you FleetMon.com in Russian and hope you enjoy it.

Of course, there is still a “little” to do:
Our translation has some gaps and there are surely one or two typing errors and layout failures, we haven’t noticed so far.

However, we did not want to make you waiting any longer and now put our trust in your support. Please use the following link to inform us of any failures you find, improvements, suggestions and feedback: http://www.fleetmon.com/contact
We are looking forward to all your messages and will keep on improving!

This is only a start, further languages will follow soon. Since translation is always about taste & culture & personal opinion we’d like to hear from you.

FleetMon automatically switches to your preferred language. If you would like to switch, just scroll down to the bottom of any page and click on the tiny flag icons.

Our objective is to make FleetMon available to the entire world. With your help, we can achieve this goal. We use an easy-to-use online tool that allows you to translate as much, or as little, of FleetMon as you like. There is no minimum commitment.
Translate one line words or paragraphs or an entire page—it’s up to you.
If you would like to help translating FleetMon into your language, please give us a short ping here: http://www.fleetmon.com/contact

Next language to be released: Russian!

Status of FleetMon.com translations:

• US, Chesapeake Bay, Maryland
• UK, Shetland Islands — thanks Gilbert!
• Saint Kitts and Nevis, Basseterre — thanks Tony!
• NL, IJsselmeer/Urk — thanks Jan!
• NO, Bodø — thanks Dag!
• DE, Spree Berlin/Potsdam — thanks Vincenzo!
• BR, Vitória, Vila Velha and Tubarão — thanks Werther!
• UK, Weymouth and Portsmouth — thanks David!

…and last but certainly not least: The Panama Canal is back on FleetMon, with excellent coverage of Panama City, Balboa and the Miraflores locks:

But hope is there, the FleetMon team proudly introduces today Inland ENC display inside FleetMon Explorer. Inspect your favorite areas with fresh marine charts and real-time movements from anywhere, and turn your office into a VTS (Vessel Traffic Service)!

Just select Inland ENC as your map in FleetMon Explorer (move mouse to upper right corner) and off you go with a navigators’ feeling. The FleetMon Pro and Unlimited accounts include coverage for European and US rivers.

SMT BONTRUP passing Terneuzen, shown on ENC in FleetMon Explorer

Here are some interesting grounds to start with:

• Rotterdam/Europoort Approach, Oosterschelde
• Vlissingen, Westerschelde
• Mississippi Delta/New Orleans
• Great Lakes
• Rhine and Danube Rivers

IRIS II on Mississippi River near New Orleans on ENC in FleetMon Explorer

Ferry FRIESLAND on its way through the shallow Dutch Wattenzee waters to Terschelling Island

CELINA leaving Europoort Rotterdam

Enjoy the new possibilities and see the marine traffic as you have never seen it before. Our team is looking forward to your feedback and user stories.
For those of you interested in using FleetMon Explorer with full global ENC coverage, just get in touch with our team. The FleetMon Explorer ENC display is based on FleetMon’s own ECDIS map server technology.

Save your access to the superb FleetMon Explorer now for one full year. Upgrade to a Pro or Unlimited membership and save 17% – in other words: pay 10 months, get 12 months! Or choose the one-month or three-months membership for starters.

Time to tell your boss about the new discounted full-year membership!? The accounting dept. will be happy, too: It goes without saying that you will receive a proper receipt and invoice right during payment.

Oh, and our US customers may choose money order, too.

Allegra, an ageing ship operated by Costa Cruises, the Italian cruise line that also owns the wrecked Concordia, was last night drifting without power and light off the Seychelles – in waters known for piracy – after a fire in the engine room. It had 1,000 passengers and crew on board.

The ship was left without power and light. Luckily they were in calm seas and 20 miles from land so there was no immediate danger of going aground.

The vessel now is beeing towed with the help of french fisherman to the Islands of Desroches.
Costa Crociere said the Costa Allegra is not expected to arrive until Wednesday morning “It’s a big ship and to tow it, to move it across the waters, is a heavy task,” said Seychelles presidential spokeswoman Srdjana Janosevic. She said that everything is calm on board the cruise ship and that no one is hurt.

Where that leaves Costa Cruises, a popular line with the Italians, remains to be seen. It has the backing of the giant US-based Carnival Corporation, so it will not collapse, but surely a new name and a new identity is on the cards.

http://www.fleetmon.com/vessels/Costa_Allegra_13099

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2012/02/28/cruise-ship-help-arrives.html

• UK, Firth of Forth and Edinburgh
• Azores Islands with port of Ponta Delgada
• Madeira Island with port of Funchal
• Luleå in northern Sweden – good chance to watch ice breakers and tugs gliding slowly through the great white in the next weeks…