Vessel Statuses
In Service/Commission and exclude everything else. The remaining values matter when you are reconciling historical records, auditing a fleet list, or explaining why a hull you expected is missing from a result.| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Projected | Planned, not ordered |
| On Order/Not Commenced | Ordered, construction not started |
| Keel Laid | Construction started |
| Under Construction | Building |
| Launched | In the water, not yet delivered |
| In Service/Commission | Operational. The status almost all live data relates to |
| Converting/Rebuilding | Out of service for major work |
| In Casualty Or Repairing | Out of service after an incident |
| Laid-Up | Out of service, retained |
| U.S. Reserve Fleet | Held in the United States reserve fleet |
| Hulked | Stripped of propulsion, retained as a floating structure |
| Continued Existence In Doubt | Unaccounted for |
| Total Loss | Lost |
| Scuttled | Deliberately sunk |
| To Be Broken Up | Awaiting demolition |
| Broken Up | Demolished |
| Scrapped Before Completion | Demolished before delivery |
| Cancelled Before Construction | Order cancelled |
| No Longer Meets Ihsf Criteria | Removed from the source register's scope |
| No Longer Meets Spg Criteria | Removed from the source register's scope |
Values are matched exactly
In Service/Commission matches; In service does not.Why a vessel disappears from your results
No Longer Meets ... Criteria values are worth knowing about. The vessel has fallen out of the scope of the underlying register, not out of existence, so historical data remains valid while new data may not arrive.Related
Modified at 2026-10-05 10:03:46