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First port of call (as it were) when you see strange shipping behaviour is marinetraffic.com. There you can learn the name of the ship, and start a deep dive (as it were) into what it's up to. Source: 7 months ago
I have searched for the vessel on marinetraffic.com and found some info for it from the USCG Maritime info exchange, but have not been able to locate it. Size: 50.7 feet, origin: USA, Gulf of Mexico, built in 1948, originally named Brigadiere Jr, renamed to Capt Hunter. Source: 11 months ago
Assuming the cruise is following the same pattern the prior week, use marinetraffic.com to track and you'll see the precise location. Know that it might change. Source: 12 months ago
a large portion of the data marinetraffic.com has is people with a AIS setup like pi+daisyHat standing at home and sending in updates. (If you are in a area they dont have good coverage in I belive you can still fill out a form on their site to ask for a free kit). Source: about 1 year ago
If you're in to trying to catch them from land, arm yourself with information. If you have a Facebook account, join "Whale Sightings in the San Juan Islands". Look at an AIS site (example: marinetraffic.com) and search for whale watching boats. Familiarize yourself with the public areas for whale watching (Lime Kiln, County Park, Cattle Point, etc). That should get you 90% there. Source: about 1 year ago
Isn't there still a lot of bad weather on the east coast? It is unfortunate, but if you like the route, check flightaware.com to see their typical performance. Source: 5 months ago
Do you mean DL459? See link below from flightaware.com. Source: 10 months ago
Https://flightaware.com will have the last 10 days or so of the flight number. Source: 10 months ago
I suggest using https://flightaware.com/ and researching the gates for both flights and airport segments head of time. Know exactly where to go to minimize travel time. It's not a big airport, but you won't have much leeway to work with. Source: 10 months ago
Flightaware.com has some good tracking for her flight #, many details. I find its better to check this site and other sites for north american flight delays from weather (or recent wildfires). Calling airlines and others gets minimal answers. They often give you the runaround because they simply don't know when the backlog will get cleared or if your plane is cleared to take off to get to Pearson to pick you up.... Source: 11 months ago
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