The Maya-Class refers to a series of naval vessels used by the Mexican Navy. These ships are primarily designed for patrol and surveillance missions, enhancing maritime security along the country's coastlines. They are equipped with modern technology to detect and respond to various threats, including drug trafficking and illegal fishing. These vessels are named after the ancient Maya civilization, reflecting a connection to Mexico's cultural heritage. The class includes several ships that vary in size and capabilities, but all share a focus on versatility and efficiency in maritime operations.