AML- Atlantis Management Ltd

AML- Atlantis Management Ltd AML was founded with a passionate and determined spirit to drive one mission, to offer an exceptiona

AML-ATLANTIS MANAGEMENT LTD is a Malta-based company which was setup in 2002 and specializes in Crew Management for all types of cargo vessels, Registration of Ships & Yachts under the Malta Flag, Yacht Lease Structures, Marine Related Advisory, Corporate Services and Vessel Book keeping. Through its vast experience in the maritime industry and several years in the crew management business, AML g

uarantees ship owners the highest quality service, by recruiting STCW qualified and experienced crew, from its pool of seafarers, who have good records of service with the company. AML handles all types of registration of vessels under the Malta Flag and also assists owners with any technical queries thus facilitating the registration process. AML advises yacht owners on yacht lease structures and also carries out all procedures in order to obtain a VAT paid certificate for their vessel. In conjunction with this, AML also offers corporate services, crew contracts, payroll calculation and book-keeping services. AML is certified through Lloyds Register as a Seafarer Recruitment and Placement Service Provider in accordance with MLC 2006.

AML is hiring a Maritime Senior Executive to work in its office in Malta.  Full details in the link:https://rb.gy/haaw52...
28/03/2024

AML is hiring a Maritime Senior Executive to work in its office in Malta.

Full details in the link:
https://rb.gy/haaw52

22/02/2024
The Malta Merchant Shipping Directorate has released on January 12, 2024 MS Notice 186 - Merchant Ships navigating in th...
15/01/2024

The Malta Merchant Shipping Directorate has released on January 12, 2024 MS Notice 186 - Merchant Ships navigating in the south Red Sea transiting the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

The Directorate draws the attention of all concerned to the escalating security situation in the Red Sea. All ships operating in the sea area are to note all security and advisory notices issued by the multinational cooperation centres and maintain good communications before proceeding with their navigation in this area.

Ships are recommended to avoid Bab el-Mandeb strait or transiting the south Red Sea, at least until the situation de-escalates given the elevated risks and possibility of collateral threats.

Masters and operators of Maltese ships that operate or that may operate in this area are strongly advised to evaluate the local security circumstances to determine whether their presence in the area is safe. To this effect, if ship masters and operators of Maltese ships, in their judgment, deem it necessary to proceed to this area, they are strongly advised to proceed with utmost caution and in a high state of vigilance.

It is crucial that all ships apply the required precautionary measures for ensuring the safety of their crew and assets.

The Malta Merchant Shipping Directorate has released on January 11, 2024 MS Notice 185 - Mandatory Notification of Tanke...
12/01/2024

The Malta Merchant Shipping Directorate has released on January 11, 2024 MS Notice 185 - Mandatory Notification of Tanker Sales – Guidance from the Sanctions Monitoring Board.

Further to Merchant Shipping Notice 183, the Directorate notifies all concerned that the Sanctions Monitoring Board (SMB), being the national competent authority in Malta for sanctions implementation, has issued guidance relating to the regulatory amendments outlined in Article 3q of Council Regulation 833/2014 as part of the 12th EU sanctions package, specifically addressing the sale or transfer of ownership of tankers designed for the transport of crude oil or petroleum products listed in Annex XXV, falling under HS code ex 8901 20.

The guidance includes details as to the information to be provided to the SMB in notifications of tanker sales. The SMB has also issued a reporting template concerning notification requirements for tanker ownership transfers.

All concerned are advised to follow the SMB guidance and use the template provided when making tanker sales notifications to the SMB.

The notice may be accessed through the below link:
https://shorturl.at/prCU8

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The Malta Merchant Shipping Directorate has released on January 8, 2024 MS Notice 184 - Heavy Fuel Oil Ban in Arctic Wat...
08/01/2024

The Malta Merchant Shipping Directorate has released on January 8, 2024 MS Notice 184 - Heavy Fuel Oil Ban in Arctic Waters.

The Merchant Shipping Directorate wishes to draw the attention of all concerned to Resolution MEPC.329(76) introducing a prohibition on the use and carriage for use as fuel of heavy fuel oil (HFO) by ships in Arctic waters as from 1 July 2024. The prohibition will cover fuel oils having a density at 15°C higher than 900 kg/m3 or a kinematic viscosity at 50°C higher than 180 mm2/s.

Ships subject to Regulation 12A of MARPOL Annex I (oil fuel tank protection) or Regulation 1.2.1 of Part II-A of the Polar Code may use and carry HFO until 1 July 2029. Ships engaged in securing the safety of ships, or in search and rescue operations, and ships dedicated to oil spill preparedness and response are not covered by the said Resolution.
Maltese ships entering Arctic waters on or after the said dates are hereby reminded to ensure compliance with the said requirements.

The notice may be accessed through the below link:
https://shorturl.at/prCU8

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AML was founded with a passionate and determined spirit to drive one mission, to offer an exceptional quality service while providing the right solutions for our customers in the Maritime industry.

Why is this important? Every day offers new challenges which we are all faced with; maritime operations can be complex, are time consuming and require hands on persons who anticipate problems as it can be very costly if not done properly or carried out efficiently. Regulations constantly evolve and this requires persons in the industry to understand and implement the changes required.

We had noticed there were always more problems than available fast and responsive solutions to keep up with these constant changing industry demands. After years of dealing with these issues, it turns out there is a simple explanation; we set out to create a company that is fast and agile, with a knowledgeable and passionate team of experts in place to create quality driven solutions in the Maritime sector.