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Madagascar Flag Vessels

10 vessels registered under the Madagascar flag

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Madagascar Maritime Fleet Overview

Madagascar has 10 registered vessels tracked on MarineRadar. The fleet primarily consists of Fishing (2), Unknown (2), Tanker (2), Passenger (1) and Other (1). Track all Madagascar-flagged ships with live AIS positions and real-time maritime data.

Fishing2Unknown2Tanker2Passenger1Other1

About the Madagascar Flag

Registry Authority

The Madagascar ship registry is administered by the country's national maritime authority and operates within the framework of the major IMO conventions — SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and MLC 2006 — that govern global commercial shipping. Ships flying the Madagascar flag are subject to the registry's flag-state inspections and are tracked through the AIS network alongside every other internationally trading vessel.

Why Ships Register Here

Owners typically choose a national flag like Madagascar for one of three reasons: domestic cabotage rules that reserve coastal trade for nationally flagged tonnage, government-cargo preferences that favour the home flag, or the simple operational advantage of being regulated by the same jurisdiction in which the company is headquartered. Quality flags also offer Port State Control benefits in the Paris MOU, Tokyo MOU, and US Qualship 21 frameworks.

Fleet Profile

Madagascar-flagged tonnage on MarineRadar reflects the mix above — typically a combination of domestic coastal vessels, government-related fleet ships, and a smaller share of internationally trading commercial tonnage. The full vessel list below shows live AIS positions, vessel types, and identifiers for every active ship currently flying the Madagascar flag.

Trade Routes

Most Madagascar-flagged ships visible on MarineRadar today are operating on the country's domestic coastal trade and on regional routes that connect Madagascar to its main trading partners. You can drill into any individual vessel to see its current position, recent voyages, destination, ETA, and historic AIS track for a complete picture of where the fleet actually sails.

Showing 1–10 of 10
1
FATIMA
MMSI 647911103·Passenger
2
ILE SAINTE MARIE
MMSI 647801100·Fishing
3
ANTALY 3
MMSI 647141304·Fishing
4
BARGE EXPRESS
MMSI 647521310·Other
5
NOOR 91
MMSI 647553044·Unknown
6
OCEANJET
MMSI 647553026·Tanker
7
ANTSIVA MASTER SHIP
MMSI 647761210·Sailing Vessel
8
AMAK
MMSI 647553039·Tanker
9
SALUTE
MMSI 647553028·Unknown
10
KEA DELFINI
MMSI 647911101·Cargo
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many vessels are registered under the Madagascar flag?+
10 vessels are currently tracked on MarineRadar with Madagascar as their flag state. The fleet primarily consists of Fishing (2), Unknown (2), Tanker (2), Passenger (1) and Other (1). Each vessel transmits live AIS data covering position, speed, course, and voyage destination.
What types of ships fly the Madagascar flag?+
The Madagascar-flagged fleet on MarineRadar covers 5 principal vessel categories: Fishing (2), Unknown (2), Tanker (2), Passenger (1), Other (1). Each category is detailed on its own /vessel-type page with specifications and live tracking.
Who administers the Madagascar ship registry?+
The Madagascar ship registry is administered by the country's national maritime authority and operates within the framework of the major IMO conventions — SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, and MLC 2006 — that govern global commercial shipping. Ships flying the Madagascar flag are subject to the registry's flag-state inspections and are tracked through the AIS network alongside every other internationally trading vessel.
Why do ships register under the Madagascar flag?+
Owners typically choose a national flag like Madagascar for one of three reasons: domestic cabotage rules that reserve coastal trade for nationally flagged tonnage, government-cargo preferences that favour the home flag, or the simple operational advantage of being regulated by the same jurisdiction in which the company is headquartered. Quality flags also offer Port State Control benefits in the Paris MOU, Tokyo MOU, and US Qualship 21 frameworks.
Where do Madagascar-flagged vessels typically operate?+
Most Madagascar-flagged ships visible on MarineRadar today are operating on the country's domestic coastal trade and on regional routes that connect Madagascar to its main trading partners. You can drill into any individual vessel to see its current position, recent voyages, destination, ETA, and historic AIS track for a complete picture of where the fleet actually sails.
How can I track Madagascar-flagged vessels in real time?+
You can track every Madagascar-flagged vessel listed above by tapping its name to open the ship's detail page, where MarineRadar shows the live AIS position, recent track, voyage data, and nearby maritime traffic. The same data is available in the iOS and Android app, with notifications and saved-fleet support.