Hi Bjorn,
That's OK. I just didn't want anyone to be misled, relying on webpages which are not quite accurate or up to date. The best guides to ship sizes and classes can usually be found in current textbooks or reports written by shipping professionals.
Brgds
Phil

Hello Phil
I just look up whats on Internet.I am an old sailor and then it was tankships,but here is another link:
http://stevesmaritime.com/tanker.html
Best regards

That's a rather misleading link Bjorn. Leaving the "coastal tanker" aside, the definition being totally inept, Aframaxes are not approx 80,000 dwt. Modern aframaxes are usually in the region of 110,000 - 116,000 dwt. However, those opering in the refined products trade often reduce their DWT to just under 80,000 tonnes for operational purposes.

Link to tanker size: http://people.hofstra.edu/geotrans/eng/ch5en/appl5en/tankers.html

That's because she's not an AFRAMAX. She's 151,848 dwt, which makes her a SUEZMAX.

45m of width is not a standard size for AFRAMAX