The vessel.
Include the name, make, model, year, market, guest capacity, imagery, amenities, and existing charter information.
Introduce a professionally operated vessel.
Owners, operators, and management teams may share a vessel profile for individual review by AFT.
Review begins with the operating profile.
Share the vessel’s current market, operating arrangements, guest capacity, availability, and authorized contact. AFT can then consider whether it is relevant to a specific brief.
Individual consideration
Private-charter inquiries and shared-experience plans are reviewed case by case against the vessel’s practical operating details.
No automatic commitment
Introducing a vessel does not create a listing, booking, exclusivity, operating commitment, or guaranteed volume.
A complete profile supports review.
AFT needs enough detail to understand what the vessel can accommodate and who is authorized to discuss it.
The operator.
Explain current availability, operating limits, authorized contact, geographic flexibility, and the proposed working arrangement.
What to include.
Identity and market
Provide vessel specifications, current operating market, capacity, media, and a link to the existing charter profile where available.
Availability and operations
Describe scheduling patterns, lead-time requirements, operating limitations, and the authorized owner, operator, or management contact.
Proposed arrangement
Share the type of charter or experience the vessel can support and the proposed structure for working together.
Send the vessel details.
AFT will review the operating context and follow up if there is a relevant conversation.