GLOBAL FLEET & TRADE · HANDBOOK
Fleet, Vessel Status and Location
The fleet view lists your vessels with location, condition, cargo, fuel level, construction or voyage status and any assigned route.
At a Glance
- Status determines available actions.
- Vessel location is independent of the active port.
- Fuel level, vessel type, distance and engine upgrade determine available range.
Important statuses
| Status | Meaning |
| In port | The vessel is at the stated port and can use available local actions. |
| At sea | An active route is running. |
| Returning | The vessel is on its scheduled return leg. |
| Docking | The sea voyage ended and port handling is in progress. |
| Under construction | The vessel is ordered but not ready. |
| Under repair | The vessel remains unavailable until completion. |
Open a vessel
- Open Fleet and select a vessel card.
- Check name, type, location and status.
- Inspect normal and contract cargo.
- Check route and estimated arrival.
- Use only actions offered for the current status.
Why an action may be unavailable
A vessel at sea cannot be repaired or loaded in port. A vessel under construction has no usable hold. Also check active route, repair and market listing.
Tank and fuel
Classes I–II use ship coal; classes III–V use marine diesel. The fleet view shows tank contents and range. If the current fuel cannot cover the destination, bunker manually before departure or enable automatic bunker stops in the route planner.