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QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE GRIMALDI GROUP
January/March 2016
• FCA award
• Atlantic Star delivered
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Editorial
Looking back on a Golden Year
2015
Contents
3Grande Luanda delivered
4 “Atlantic Star” joins ACL fleet
6 The Group enhances
its services to Sardinia
8 XIX Euromed Convention
in Barcelona
10 The Grimaldi Group
receives the 2015 Logistics
Supplier Award from FCA
11 American Honda
Recognizes ACL with
Premier Partner Award
“Best Line Portugal-Africa”
to Grimaldi Portugal
12 A bridge to Europe
Italian Ambassador visits
vessel in Valletta
12News
13 Agents List
14Schedules
- Mediterranean Short Sea Network
- Finnlines (Baltic & North Sea)
- Atlantic Network
- ACL
- Euro Med Network
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Direttore Responsabile / Editor in Chief
Luciano Bosso
Progetto grafico /Graphic design
Marco Di Lorenzo
Pubblicazione trimestrale
Quarterly publication
Reg. Trib. Napoli n. 5150 del 26/9/2000
Stampa / Print: ROSSI srl - Nola (Napoli)
Circulation 20,000 copies
Printed on 15/03/2016
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will go down in the history of the Grimaldi Group as a golden year one of the best in the history of our company.
Several businesses put in record performances and in a certain sense came of age;
our commercial strategy is successful, and this is now evident for all to see.
The Grimaldi network stretching from the northern Baltic to the west of Africa, the US
east coast, South America and the Middle East becomes more cohesive by the day.
In a sign of the confidence we have in its future, we continue to invest in Helsinkibased subsidiary Finnlines, which enjoyed record profits in the fourth quarter of
last year. We now own the vast majority of Finnlines shares and consider the carrier to be an integral part of the Group rather than an acquisition.
In the Aegean, too, the Group now owns almost all Minoan Lines shares. Thanks
to cost-cutting and hard work the Heraklion-based company has not only survived but also turned a profit in one of Europe’s toughest markets.
In and around Greece, we see further opportunities for serving local residents,
tourists and shippers. As the result of the recent increase by Minoan of its participation in coastal carrier Hellenic Seaways, the Group indirectly controls close
to 44% of the company. If we can find synergies between Hellenic and the wider
Group, everyone will benefit: we will be able to extend our port rotation once more,
while the Greek market will gain access to our worldwide network.
We have expanded rapidly in recent years and will continue to do so. Fifteen newbuildings are due for delivery by 2017. Recent additions to the fleet include the
Grande Luanda, the last of six ro/ro multipurpose vessels built at South Korea’s
Hyundai Mipo for deployment on services linking Northern Europe and West Africa.
In October we took delivery of the “Atlantic Star”, the first of five “G4” con/ro ships
ordered by Atlantic Container Line from Hudong-Honghua Shipbuilding in China,
which joined ACL’s trans-Atlantic service in December. The G4s are by far the
largest vessels of their kind ever built. You can read more about this remarkable
vessel in this edition of G-News.
At the same time, we have not lost sight of our core, home market. Over the New
Year we launched a service between the ports of Livorno and Olbia in northeast
Sardinia using the ro/pax vessel “Zeus Palace” which will be soon replaced by the
“Cruise Olbia”, a modern ferry vessel able to carry 1,600 passengers and 2,400
linear metres of rolling cargo. Moreover, the Group intends to continue expanding
its presence in Sardinia with the introduction of new Civitavecchia-Olbia daily ro/
pax service mid of April. This follows the winter season re-establishment of the
Civitavecchia-Porto Torres and Porto Torres-Barcelona connections, which are
now running throughout the year.
In other news, our customers continue flattering us with public recognition as a
result of the quality service we are proud to offer them. In December, we were
awarded Logistics Supplier of the Year by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles at the company’s Turin headquarters for the second time in three years. This prestigious
award is another proof of the top quality logistics services offered by our Group to
the automotive industry. ACL was presented with American Honda’s distinguished
Premier Partner Award, winning through from a pool of more than 1,000 eligible
suppliers. For the fifth time in seven years, Grimaldi Portugal was awarded ‘Best
Line Portugal-Africa’ by the specialised, local magazine Transportes&Negocios.
Internally, Grimaldi Logistica Genova was named “Best Agent of the Year” for its
work in both Genoa and Savona, where cargo volumes have increased by up
to 50%. The award was handed out in Barcelona during the latest edition of our
yearly “Euro-Med Convention From Land to Sea”, which was on this occasion
attended by 500 delegates, including politicians and regulators from both Spain
and abroad.
FLEET DEVELOPMENT
Grande Luanda delivered
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n the 26th of November the
“Grande Luanda”, the last in a
series of six ro/ro-multipur-
pose vessels ordered by the Grimaldi
Group at the South Korean shipyards of
Hyundai Mipo, was delivered at Ulsan.
Godmother of the launch ceremony was
Ernesta Scalia, wife of Paolo Satariano,
Corporate Technical Director of the Grimaldi Group. Attending the event were
also: Stefano Attivissimo, Navy Officer of
the Italian Coast Guard, J. Y. Lee, Korea &
Japan country manager of RINA, Thomas
Hoffmann and Felix Weise, Head of Department of DNVGL and Pierluigi Marmo,
Newbuildings Project Manager of the
Grimaldi Group.
Like her sisterships “Grande Lagos”,
“Grande Tema”, “Grande Cotonou”,
“Grande Abidjan” and “Grande Dakar”,
the new vessel has been designed to
achieve significant fuel efficiency and
operational flexibility: with a gross tonnage of 71,543 GT, a deadweight of about
31,000 tonnes and a length of 236 metres,
the vessel has a loading capacity of 5,700
linear metres of rolling cargo or 1,800
TEUS which is 50% higher than the previous generation vessels employed by the
Group. The "Grande Luanda" has also two
cranes on the weather deck lifting containers and general cargo weighing up
to 40 tonnes each.
Following her delivery, the newbuilding
was deployed on the Grimaldi Group
services linking Northern Europe to
West Africa.
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Fleet development
“Atlantic Star” joins ACL fleet
The first G4 unit was recently delivered to the Group’s sister company
L
ast October, the m/vessel Atlantic Star, the
first of five “G4” con-ro units ordered by
ACL to Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding in
China, was delivered to the Group’s sister company.
Sailed from China, the new vessel officially arrived
in Hamburg, Germany, and joined the Company’s
transatlantic service on the 9th of December 2015.
The m/vessel Atlantic Star is the first vessel of its
kind and the largest con/ro unit ever built, with a
length of 296 metres, a beam of 37.60 metres and a
gross tonnage of 100,430 tonnes. She incorporates
an innovative design that increases capacity without
significantly changing the dimensions of the vessel.
In fact, the “G4” vessels’ lay out was designed and
developed by expert naval architects, gathering
the state-of-the-art of structure, hydrodynamic and
hybrid scrubbing technology. The “G4”s are bigger,
greener and more efficient than their predecessors
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and will dramatically improve ACL’s competitiveness on
the North Atlantic trades. The container capacity is more
than doubled at 3,800 TEUs, plus 28,900 square meters
of rolling freight and a car capacity of 1,300 units. The ro/
ro ramps are wider and shallower and the ro/ro decks
are higher (up to 7.4 metres) with fewer columns, enabling much easier loading and discharging of oversized
cargo. Also emissions per TEU are reduced by 65%.
The new fleet continues to employ cell-guides on deck,
a feature that will allow ACL to extend its enviable record: Grimaldi’s sister company ships have never lost a
container over the side during the last 30 years.
“The new “G4” fleet will enhance our cargo carrying capabilities, and combined with Grimaldi’s ever-expanding
service network, they will enable ACL to provide even
more services as a high quality container and ro/ro operator for years to come”, stated Andy Abbott, President and
CEO of Atlantic Container Line.
The Atlantic Star was registered in the United Kingdom,
and will be christened next spring in Liverpool. The remaining four “G4” vessels will be delivered during 2016.
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New Services
The Group enhances
its services to Sardinia
Launch of the new Livorno-Olbia and Civitavecchia-Olbia lines
for freight and passengers
T
he Grimaldi Group begun the new
year with the announcement of
new initiatives, aiming at further
expanding its maritime links towards
Sardinia: in fact, since the 11th of January,
a new service was launched between the
ports of Livorno and Olbia (north eastern Sardinia), while as from mid-April,
a daily connection between the ports of
Civitavecchia and Olbia will be launched.
Both services are dedicated to the transport of rolling freight and passengers.
Inaugurated last 11th of January with the
deployment of the “Zeus Palace”, the daily Livorno-Olbia link had an immediate
success among passengers and trucking
companies. This persuaded the Grimaldi
Group to further enhance the service
with the replacement of the “Zeus Palace”
with another vessel, the “Cruise Olbia”,
a new generation ro/pax ferry. With a
length of 204 meters, the “Cruise Olbia”
is able to transport 1,600 passengers and
2,400 linear meters of rolling cargo and
accompanying passenger vehicles. The
ferry has 242 comfortable cabins, fitted
with bathroom and air conditioning, for a
total of 834 beds, a self service and an à
la carte restaurant, three bars, a shop, a
children’s play room and a discotheque.
The deployment of the “Cruise Olbia”
will allow the Grimaldi Group to further
improve the quality standards of its onboard services, thus meeting the needs
of its customers. The “top quality” services offered on board will be also combined with a “low cost” pricing policy.
The “Zeus Palace” will, instead, be deployed on the new Civitavecchia-Olbia
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service: with a length of 212 meters, the
vessel is capable of carrying 1,500 passengers, 2,500 linear metres of rolling
cargo and accompanying passenger
vehicles. Featuring 202 cabins with
bathroom and air conditioning and 215
reclining seats, the vessel offers passengers various amenities on board such as
a pool, a health centre, a self-service and
an à la carte restaurant, three bars, a video game room, a shop and a children’s
play room.
Genoa
Livorno
Barcelona
Civitavecchia
Porto Torres
Salerno
Valencia
olbia
Cagliari
Palermo
In the photo a moment of the launch
ceremony of the new line Livorno-Olbia held
in Olbia, on board the m/v Zeus Palace, on
the 27th of January
Sardinia”, said Emanuele Grimaldi, Managing Director of the Grimaldi Group.
“The launch of the Civitavecchia-Olbia
daily service was strongly requested by
our Sardinian clientele and will enable
us to better serve the traffic of goods and
passengers between the Centre/South of
mainland Italy and Northern Sardinia”,
concludes Grimaldi.
Thanks to these recent initiatives, the
Grimaldi Group will be able to offer an
extensive network of connections between mainland Italy and Sardinia. Currently, in addition to the services dedicated to freight and passengers between
The new Civitavecchia-Olbia link will Civitavecchia and Porto Torres, various
have a daily frequency both ways, with other regular lines for the transport of
departure from Civitavecchia at 10:45 freight link the ports of Genoa, Palermo,
p.m. and arrival in Olbia the following Livorno and Salerno with Cagliari (South
day at 07:00 a.m.. The return from Olbia of Sardinia). Moreover, the Group links
will be at 12:30 p.m., arriving in Civi- Sardinia with Spain, through the daily
passenger and freight service between
tavecchia at 7:00 p.m.
“The unprecedented success of the Livor- Porto Torres (North Western Sardinia)
no-Olbia link, launched only a few weeks and Barcelona and the three-times-aago, persuaded us to proceed with the week service between Cagliari and Vaenlargement of our range of services to lencia.
Grande Senegal
first call at
Galveston, Texas
The Grimaldi Group has recently expanded its North
America-West Africa service
to the Gulf of Mexico with a
schedule regularly calling the
Port of Galveston, Texas. The
M/vessel “Grande Senegal”
called Galveston for the first
time on the 20th of November
2015, docking at Pier 39/40.
The North America-West Africa
service makes direct calls also
at Jacksonville, Savannah, Bal- From left to right: John Lins, district sales
manager ACL/Grimaldi, Master of Grande
timore, New York and Houston
in the US, and Dakar, Tema, Senegal Renato Andreozzi and Michael
Loeuis, operation manager West Africa
Lome, Cotonou and Lagos and
Service
Monrovia in West Africa, connecting with the Group’s extensive range of African ports via transhipment in Dakar.
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EVENTS
XIX Euromed Convention
in Barcelona
The catalan capital hosted
the annual event of the
Group which gathered
over 500 guests
F
rom the 30 th of October to the 2nd
of November of last year, the XIX
edition of the Euromed Convention From Land to Sea, organised by the
Grimaldi Group, took place at the Hotel
Eurostars Grand Marina in Barcelona.
The venue was held in a strategic location, near the Grimaldi Terminal located
in Muelle Costa in the port of Barce- the Barcelona Port Authority; Ricard Font,
lona. The convention saw the presence Secretary of Infrastructures and Mobility
of more than 500 guests, among which of the Generalitat de Catalunya; Aurelio
representatives of EU, national and local Martinez, President of the Valencia Port
institutions, top representatives of the Authority; Antonio Cancian, President
logistics, ports, maritime and banking of Rete Autostrade Mediterranee; José
sectors of the Euro-Mediterranean area Anselmo, Principal Administrator of the
as well as branches and agencies of the European Commission Team Leader;
Grimaldi Group in the Mediterranean, Jose Llorca Ortega, President of PuerNorth Europe and the USA.
tos del Estado; Juan Riva, President and
On the 31st of October, the Conference Managing Director of Flota Suardiaz and
took place at the auditorium of the World Emanuele Grimaldi, Managing Director
Trade Center, with two panel discussions of the Grimaldi Group.
in which prominent personalities in the The second session, whose theme was
field of short sea shipping gave their “The new environmental regulations in the
presence. The first panel discussion en- ECAS: a first outcome”, saw the participatitled “Short sea shipping in the Western tion of Santiago Garcia Milà, Chairman
Mediterranean: how to stimulate further of ESPO (European Sea Ports Associagrowth” was moderated by Manuel Car- tion); Ugo Salerno, Chairman and CEO
lier, Director General of Anave, and pan- of RINA; Patrick Verhoeven, Secretary
ellists were: Sixte Cambra, President of General of ECSA (European Community
the Barcelona Port Authority; Santi Vila, Shipowners’ Associations); Mike SturMinister of Territory and Sustainability geon, Executive Director of ECG; Brian
of the Generalitat de Catalunya; Jose Al- Simpson, European Coordinator for the
berto Carbonell, Managing Director of Motorways of the Sea; Eddy Bruyninckx,
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CEO of the Antwerp Port Authority, together with Emanuele Grimaldi.
The environment, policies and technology to achieve greener shipping were a
large focus of the debates: the presidents
of the ports of Barcelona and Valencia,
respectively Sixte Cambra and Aurelio
Martinez, highlighted the external savings generated with the use of maritime
transport and put forward the example of
short sea shipping services. The different level of development between short
sea lines in the north and south of Europe
was also raised, together with the discussions of direct aid.
On this point, José Alberto Carbonell expressed support for the implementation
of the ecobonus as a tool which stimulates demand and therefore does not distort competition. Jose Anselmo affirmed
that shippers are convinced Europe is
the Green Med Corridor to the Middle
East; but Europe would not subsidize
shipowners who do not need funds. Juan
Riva, stated that there is need of public
funds to shipping companies for the further development of Short Sea lines.
Antonio Cancian, remembered the three
good years of the ecobonus experience
which contributed to further development in maritime transport in Italy, while
Emanuele Grimaldi, repeatedly asked
the EU to economically support the Mo-
torways of the Sea, not subsidizing new rest of the tertiary sector) should contrib- and actions: in fact, the Grimaldi Group is
lines which would distort competition ute too, based on the percentage of CO2 performing the ‘jumboisation’ of a dozen
but by granting funds to the users of the emissions they represent”, stated Ema- units, after having increased the capacships, preferring the Italian practise of nuele Grimaldi.
ity of three ferries. The Group is investecobonus.
Regarding the Grimaldi Group, Ema- ing in efficiency of existing units, such
The second panel discussion focused nuele Grimaldi affirmed in his introduc- as investing a record amount of € 200
on the new regulations concerning the tory speech that the European situation million in environmental improvements
SECA (Sulphur Emission Control Area) encourages dynamic shipping compa- by ordering 80 silicon hull paintings ; 19
which entered into force on 01.01.15 in the nies to think positive, seize the momen- reblading with Rolls-Royce; 11 rudder
North and Baltic Seas and which oblige tum and develop innovative ideas. “The
bulb retrofits improving hydrodynamic
ships to burn fuel whose sulphur content Group is carrying more volumes, with
with Promas Lite technology; 46 scrubis up to 0.1%. This topic opened a lively more or less the same turnover, but slightly
bers installed on 25 ships in cooperation
debate in Europe, where in the north it higher margins, and is targeting the same
with the three world class scrubber prois already enforced, while in the case of profits of last year”, he affirmed.
ducers.
the Mediterranean, it will become SECA Minoan Lines posted profits already
Finally, with regard to investments, the
area in 2020, limiting the sulphur content in the first semester, and was the only
Group
is dedicating considerable reof bunker fuel to 0.5%.
Greek international ferry company to
sources
to develop port, logistical assets
The sector has reasonable doubts about do so while Finnlines is on the verge of
what is the best solution to conform to a change towards excellence, with 2014 and equipment: In North Europe over
new regulations. Either ships burn full closing with a good net profit result. Most € 30 million were invested at AET, the
sulphur fuel which is more expensive or recently it was awarded by the US pub- Group’s terminal in Antwerp, expanding
have to retrofit by installing scrubbers, lication Marine Money as “2014 best ma- the storage area of about 391,000 square
allowing them to continue consuming rine listed company in the world for Return metres and enhancing handling operations with two new cranes.
high sulphur fuel. Liquified Natural Gas on Investment”.
(LNG) is also emerging as one of the so- “The Finnlines and Minoan successful On the Mediterranean side, after the €
lutions, but it is not clear if the price of this strategy much relies on a Grimaldi recipe 20 million investment in the Port of Barproduct will remain stable when demand which has shown to work well. Hardware celona in 2013, the Group is interested
increases.
pillars for it are an efficient owned fleet in prolonging concessions and expandAnother major issue discussed at the conand a green profile”, affirmed Emanuele ing the investment in the Port of Valencia,
vention was the impact of shipping and
while terminal investments have been
Grimaldi.
its emissions on the environment. “ToHe mentioned that the Group owns 106 planned in Italy’s Civitavecchia, Catania
day the shipping industry represents 90%
ships while another 16 units are on or- and Livorno.
of international good and transportation,
der, all meant to serve industrial pro- With regards to fleet expansion, Finnlines
while its share of pollution remains only
jects; furthermore, green profile is also has recently bought three second-hand
around 2.2% and is steadily decreasing”
obtained through important investments ice class ships to serve Baltic traffics.
explained Emanuele Grimaldi, remarking that the very basic principle must be
“pay as you pollute” and that the sector is
BEST AGENT OF THE YEAR TO GRIMALDI
willing to contribute its “fair share”.
LOGISTICA GENOVA
The shipping sector has a responsible
approach towards environmental and
During the XIX Euromed Convention Grimaldi Logistica Genova was awarded
safety issues. Discussions are under“Best Agent of the year 2015”.
way in international forums regarding a
The agency was recognised for its commitment and successful performance
possible USD 100 billion annual Green
and results in the port of Savona and Genoa, where cargo production
increased respectively by 50% compared to the previous year and 20% in
Climate Fund, to be used for financing
2015 alone. The award was presented by Costantino Baldissara, Commercial,
climate mitigation projects in developLogistics and Operations Director of the Group to Giorgio Blanco, Managing
ing countries. “The common position of
Director of Grimaldi Logistica Genova.
the shipping community is that its contribution to this fund should be proportional to the part of the carbon emissions
it produces worldwide. Being shipping
responsible for just 2.2% of CO2 global
emissions, it should contribute with € 2.2
million, whereas the other sectors of the
economy (agriculture, industry and the
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Achievements
The Grimaldi Group
receives the 2015 Logistics
Supplier Award from FCA
From left to right: Alfredo Altavilla, Chief Operating Officer, EMEA and Member of FCA Group Executive Council,
Emanuele Grimaldi, Managing Director of Grimaldi Group, Scott Garberding, Head of Group Purchasing and Member
of FCA Group Executive Council, Peter Weiss, Head of Supply Chain Management.
O
n December 15, 2015 the Gri- and excellent performance to the FCA
maldi Group received from Fiat group in a proactive manner.
Chrysler Automobiles the Quali- “Receiving this award is a demonstration
tas Award 2015 in the Supply Chain/Logis- of our commitment to renew our services
tics Supplier category.
in order to meet the expectations and the
The Awards ceremony took place at Tu- needs of our customers, always working
rin’s FCA Headquarters, in the presence proactively,” said Emanuele Grimaldi,
of the top management of FCA and of over Managing Director of the Grimaldi Group,
1,000 employees and suppliers from Eu- who received the prize. “We are proud
rope, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), to have received this prestigious award for
18 of which were awarded in their respec- the second time in three years”, concludes
tive category.
Emanuele Grimaldi.
The Grimaldi Group was recognised as With over 60 years of experience in shipSupply Chain/Logistics Supplier of the ping, the Grimaldi Group is specialised in
Year for providing high quality services the operation of roll on/roll off vessels, car
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carriers and ferries. It is a consolidated
provider of integrated logistics services
based on maritime transport to the biggest vehicle manufacturers. Particularly,
the Group offers logistics services for
the transport of vehicles between North
Europe, the Mediterranean, West Africa,
North and South America.
The Grimaldi Group has been a logistics
partner of Fiat-Chrysler for the last 45
years, transporting vehicles in Europe,
Africa, the Near East, North and South
America.
Achievements
American Honda
Recognizes ACL with
Premier Partner Award
American Honda Executive Vice-President
John Mendel presenting to ACL’s William F.
Kearns, Executive Vice-President
O
n the 23rd of October William F.
Kearns, Executive Vice-President of ACL was presented
with American Honda’s distinguished
Premier Partner Award in a special ceremony hosted by American Honda Executive Vice President John Mendel in
Torrance, California.
ACL was one of 15 award recipients selected from a pool of more than 1,000
eligible suppliers based on excellence
in quality, value and customer service.
Premier Partner Award recipients play
a unique role in supporting Honda businesses and operations, including Honda
and Acura automobiles, automobile engines and transmissions, Honda all-terrain vehicles, power equipment products,
general purpose engines and the HondaJet advanced light jet.
“Best Line Portugal-Africa”
to Grimaldi Portugal
F
or the fifth time over the last seven
Despite the very difficult market back-
years Grimaldi Portugal was ap-
ground due to the crisis affecting
pointed the “Best Line Portugal-Africa”
African oil exporting countries, the
for 2015 by the specialized, local maga-
Grimaldi Group has continuedserv-
zine “Transportes&Negocios”.
ing the African market with unique
This award is of particular relevance
tonnage, high level service standards
because of the importance of the Af-
and unchanged weekly frequency from
rican market for Portuguese exports.
Leixões and Lisbon. This, together with
There is a strong link that exists with the
state-of-the-art customer service pro-
Portuguese speaking African countries,
vided by Grimaldi teams at Leixões
and the top-three container operators in
and Lisbon, has motivated the voters,
the world are also present in this trade
to whom the Group wishes to express
with direct, dedicated services.
its sincere thanks.
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Logistics
A bridge to Europe
First intermodal
connection between
Greece and Germany
through PatrasVenice MoS
A
new intermodal connection,
combining maritime and rail
transport between Greece and
Central Europe, while dedicated to the
transport of trailers, was inaugurated last
November in Venice.
The first train departed from the Motorways of the Sea terminal of Fusina (Porto
Marghera) in Venice to Frankfurt, via the
Brenner Pass. With this new service the
trans-european corridors have their
natural continuation on the Motorways
of the Sea, thanks to the Grimaldi Group
maritime link between Venice and Patras,
highlighting the commercial potential of
the East Mediterranean.
The first train was long over 500 metres,
with 13 wagons: facilitated by Kombiverkehr and commissioned by the transport company Thomaidis, goods are collected in Frankfurt and arrive on Friday,
via the Brenner Pass, in Venice (Fusina)
where they are discharged. From there,
trailers are shipped by the Group’s ro/ro
vessels “Eurocargo Trieste” and “Eurocargo Patrasso”, which operate the three
times a week direct service, between
Venice and Patras.
The two vessels have a capacity of about
220 trailers each. On return, freight originating in Greece, discharged in Fusina
from the Group’s vessels, is loaded, on
Saturday, on the train towards Germany
and from there to other North European
locations. In the policy of further enhancement of this service, there will be
soon two additional departures, which
will link not only Frankfurt but also Koln
with Venice.
Italian Ambassador visits vessel in Valletta
O
n the 1st October 2015, Giovanni Umberto De Vito,
Ambassador of Italy for Malta, made a courtesy
visit on board m/v Eurocargo Venezia during her
call to Malta. The vessel was berthed at Laboratory Wharf,
Valletta Grand Harbour.
The Ambassador wished to make a visit on one of vessels
of the Grimaldi Group being that the line is the only link
between Malta and mainland Italy and Sicily.
Accompanying the Ambassador for this call were Ernest
Sullivan - Managing Director of Sullivan Maritime Ltd, Joseph Bugeja – General Manager of Malta Motorways of Sea
Ltd, Manuel Portelli – Agency Representative of Sullivan
Maritime Ltd.
The delegation were welcomed on board by Comm. Cosimo Capasso, Master of the vessel, who made a brief presentation on the Grimaldi network. The visit ended with a
tour of the vessel.
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NEWS
The “Africa Eco Race” vehicles on board
“Repubblica Argentina” for the third year
F
or the third year the vehicles participating at the “Africa Eco Race”, the annual impressive African Rally
going from France to Dakar by driving on the tracks of
Morocco, Mauritania and Senegal, were shipped on board
the con/ro-multipurpose vessel “Repubblica di Argentina”.
In fact at the end of the rally, which this year started in
Munich, 177 vehicles were loaded on board the “Repubblica di Argentina” from Dakar and were discharged on
the 20 th of January in Marseilles.
The m/vessel “Repubblica Argentina” is deployed, together with another four con/ro-multipurpose vessels, on the
Mediterranean Express Service (MEX), linking the Mediterranean ports of Valencia, Marseilles, Genoa, Livorno,
Salerno to the West African ports of Casablanca, Dakar,
Abidjan, Lagos, Cotonou and Lomé, with a frequency of
ten days.
Finnbreeze involved
in NATO project
T
he Finnlines vessel “Finnbreeze” took part to the “Trident Juncture
2015” NATO project. On the 9th of October trucks, trailers and tanks
for about 1,250 linear metres of rolling cargo were shipped on board the
“Finnbreeze” which is deployed on the North Sea and Biscay Service
linking Paldiski (Estonia) to Bilbao (Spain).
The exercise which started on 21st October and ended on 6th November,
was to check the readiness of NATO’s reaction force and covered three
countries (Spain, Portugal and Italy) in addition to the exercise of activity which took place in the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
Three weeks of exercises, the total share of more than 35,000 people,
60 ships and 140 aircraft.
Pilot boat from
Genoa to Limassol
O
n the 15th of September the pilot boat “Actea”
was loaded on board the m/vessel “Eurocargo Savona” from Genoa to Salerno on a 40’
mafi. It was then transhipped on board m/vessel
“Grande Scandinavia” in Salerno bound to Limassol. The pilot boat had a length of 13.5 metres, a
width of 4 metres and a weight of 5 tonnes, and
was discharged on the 3rd of October in Limassol
where it was delivered to the local pilots.
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10:00
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14:00
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08:00
15:00
17:00
08:00
14:00
08:00
14:00
15:00
14:00
09:00
09:00
09:00
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07:00
16:00
15:30
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16:45
07:00
00:00
07:00
15:30
07:00
15:30
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11:00
22:00
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22:00
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07:00 Tue
11:15 Tue
19:00 Tue
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11:15 Wed
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22:00
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16:00
22:00
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16:00
22:00
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16:00
22:00
Fri 10:00
16:00
22:00
Sat 10:00
13:30
23:00
Sun 16:00
22:00
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Travemünde
00:45 Tue
07:00 Tue
19:00 Tue
00:45 Wed
07:00 Wed
19:00 Wed
00:45 Thu
07:00 Thu
19:00 Thu
00:45 Fri
07:00 Fri
19:00 Fri
00:45 Sat
07:00 Sat
19:00 Sat
23:00 Sat
08:30 Sun
01:15 Mon
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Helsinki
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17:00
23:15
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17:00
23:15
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23:15
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17:00
23:15
06:00 Fri
17:00
23:15
06:00 Sat
17:00
06:00 Sun
17:00
06:00 Mon
Germany
Russia
Arrival
Discharging port
Arrival
Tue 07:00
Fri 13:00
Arrival
Naantali
19:00
07:15 Tue
19:00
07:15 Wed
10:40
19:00
07:15 Thu
10:40
19:00
07:15 Fri
10:40
19:00
07:15 Sat
10:40
19:00
07:15 Sun
10:40
19:00
07:15 Mon
* bIweekly - ** next week - *** week after next - **** every SECOND week
Sat 13:00
Tue 16:00
Departure
Långnäs
13:45 14:00
02:10 02:25
13:45 14:00
02:10 02:25
05:30 05:40
13:45 14:00
02:10 02:25
05:30 05:40
13:45 14:00
02:10 02:25
05:30 05:40
13:45 14:00
02:10 02:25
05:30 05:40
13:45 14:00
02:10 02:25
05:30 05:40
13:45 14:00
02:10 02:25
Arrival Depart.
Sweden > Finland
Kapellskär
Mon 09:15
21:45
Tue 09:15
21:45
Wed 01:00
09:15
21:45
Thu 01:00
09:15
21:45
Fri 01:00
09:15
21:45
Sat 01:00
09:15
21:45
Sun 01:00
09:15
21:45
Departure
16:00
07:30
14:00
08:00
14:00
09:00
07:00
07:00
06:00
06:00
06:00
12:00
14:00
08:00
14:00
15:30
06:00
06:00
07:00
07:00
14:00
15:30
06:00
06:00
07:00
07:00
14:00
15:30
06:00
06:00
07:00
07:00
15:00
06:00
15:30
07:00
hrs arr
Lübeck
St. Petersburg
Russia
Germany St. Petersburg Lübeck
Loading port
Långnäs
14:30 14:45
21:00 21:15
03:45 03:55
14:30 14:45
21:00 21:15
03:45 03:55
14:30 14:45
21:00 21:15
03:45 03:55
14:30 14:45
21:00 21:15
03:45 03:55
14:30 14:45
21:00 21:15
03:45 03:55
14:30 14:45
03:45 03:55
14:30 14:45
03:45 03:55
Naantali
Mon 09:30
16:15
22:45
Tue 09:30
16:15
22:45
Wed 09:30
16:15
22:45
Thu 09:30
16:15
22:45
Fri 09:30
16:15
22:45
Sat 09:30
22:45
Sun 09:30
22:45
TransRussiaExpress
Arrival Depart.
Thu
Wed
Thu
Tue
Mon
Tue
Fri
Thu
Wed
Thu
Thu
Sat
Mon/Tue
Tue
Sat
Tue
Thu
Fri
Wed
Wed
Sat
Tue
Thu
Fri
Wed
Wed
Sat
Tue
Thu
Fri
Wed
Wed
Sun
Mon
Tue
Thu
Arrival
FinnLink
Aarhus
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Bilbao
El Ferrol
Helsinki
Helsinki
Helsinki
Kotka
Kotka
Kotka
Rostock
Santander
Tilbury
Antwerp
Helsinki
Kotka
Paldiski
Rauma
St. Petersburg
Antwerp
Helsinki
Kotka
Paldiski
Rauma
St. Petersburg
Antwerp
Helsinki
Kotka
Paldiski
Rauma
St. Petersburg
Helsinki
Kotka
Rauma
St. Petersburg
Discharging port
Finland > Sweden
Denmark
The Netherlands
Belgium
Spain
Spain
Finland
Finland
Finland
Finland
Finland
Finland
Germany
Spain
Great Britain
Belgium
Finland
Finland
Estonia
Finland
Russia
Belgium
Finland
Finland
Finland
Finland
Russia
Belgium
Finland
Finland
Finland
Finland
Russia
Finland
Finland
Finland
Russia
Discharging country
Departure
19:00
19:00
19:00
19:00
19:00
19:00
19:00
19:00
16:00
19:00
19:00
19:00
19:00
19:00
20:00
20:00
20:00
20:00
20:00
20:00
14:00
14:00
14:00
14:00
14:00
14:00
20:00
20:00
20:00
20:00
20:00
20:00
16:00
16:00
16:00
16:00
Departure hrs dep
Germany>Finland
NordöLink
Germany > Sweden
Helsinki
Mon 17:00
Tue 17:00
Wed 17:00
Thu 17:00
Fri 17:00
Sat 17:00
Departure
Finland>Germany
HansaLink
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg**
St.Petersburg**
St.Petersburg***
St.Petersburg**
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg
St.Petersburg***
St.Petersburg
Spain
Bilbao
Bilbao**
Bilbao**
Bilbao**
Bilbao***
Bilbao**
El Ferrol****
El Ferrol****
El Ferrol****
El Ferrol****
El Ferrol****
El Ferrol****
Santander
Santander**
Santander**
Santander**
Santander***
Santander**
The Netherlands Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Russia
Loading country
Nort h Se a & B a l t i c R o-R o
Schedules subject to changes without notice
Valencia
Sete
Marseille
Genoa
Livorno
Salerno
Casablanca
Nouakchott
Dakar
Abidjan
Lome
Cotonou
Lagos
Tema
Valencia
Sete
Marseille
Genoa
Livorno
Salerno
Casablanca
* By Transhipment
Ports of call
Mex Service
14/Mar
15/Mar
17/Mar
18/Mar
22/Mar
14/Mar
15/Mar
17/Mar
18/Mar
22/Mar
30/3 (*)
28/Mar
02/Apr
03/Apr
04/Apr
06/Apr
7/Apr (*)
11/Mar
11/Mar
RBR0316
Vessel Repubblica del Brasile
Atlantic Network
21/Mar
22/Mar
24/Mar
25/Mar
26/Mar
28/Mar
01/Apr
18/Apr (*)
07/Apr
11/Apr
13/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
19/Apr (*)
21/Mar
22/Mar
24/Mar
25/Mar
26/Mar
28/Mar
01/Apr
GGH0316
Grande Ghana
03/Apr
04/Apr
05/Apr
07/Apr
11/Apr
03/Apr
04/Apr
05/Apr
07/Apr
11/Apr
18/Apr (*)
17/Apr
21/Apr
23/Apr
24/Apr
25/Apr
29/Apr (*)
01/Apr
01/Apr
GRC0316
11/Apr
12/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
16/Apr
18/Apr
22/Apr
2/May (*)
28/Apr
03/May
04/May
05/May
07/May
13/May (*)
11/Apr
12/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
16/Apr
18/Apr
22/Apr
RAG0316
23/Apr
24/Apr
25/Apr
27/Apr
01/May
23/Apr
24/Apr
25/Apr
27/Apr
01/May
16/May (*)
07/May
12/May
13/May
14/May
16/May
20/May (*)
21/Apr
21/Apr
RBR0416
Vessel
02/May
03/May
05/May
06/May
07/May
09/May
13/May
16/May (*)
19/May
23/May
25/May
26/May
27/May
3/Jun (*)
02/May
03/May
05/May
06/May
07/May
09/May
13/May
GGH0416
Grande Ghana
Galveston
Houston
Jacksonville
Savannah
Baltimore
New York (NYCT)
New York (BAT)
Dakar
Banjul
Conakry
Freetown
Douala
Libreville
Point Noire
Luanda
Takoradi
Bata
Malabo
Cotonou
Lagos
Lome
Tema
Monrovia
Abidjan
Ports of call
22/Feb
23/Feb
18/Feb
28/Feb
01/Mar
04/Mar
05/Mar
14/Mar
22/Mar (*)
27/Mar (*)
28/Mar (*)
01/Apr (*)
09/Apr (*)
28/Mar (*)
24/Mar (*)
27/Mar (*)
17/Apr (*)
1/May (*)
19/Mar
20/Mar
22/Mar
24/Mar
05/Apr
19/Mar (*)
GMA0216
Grande Marocco
04/Mar
05/Mar
29/Feb
10/Mar
12/Mar
15/Mar
16/Mar
25/Mar
1/Apr (*)
27/Mar (*)
28/Mar (*)
15/Apr (*)
07/May (*)
11/Apr (*)
07/Apr (*)
10/Apr (*)
17/Apr (*)
1/May (*)
30/Mar
31/Mar
03/Apr
02/Apr
05/Apr
8/Apr (*)
GSL0316
Grande Sierra
Leone
13/May
14/May
15/May
17/May
21/May
13/May
14/May
15/May
17/May
21/May
31/May (*)
27/May
31/May
02/Jun
03/Jun
04/Jun
8/Jun (*)
11/May
11/May
GRC0416
20/May
21/May
23/May
24/May
25/May
27/May
31/May
13/Jun (*)
06/Jun
11/Jun
12/Jun
13/Jun
15/Jun
17/Jun (*)
20/May
21/May
23/May
24/May
25/May
27/May
31/May
RAG0416
02/Jun
03/Jun
04/Jun
06/Jun
10/Jun
02/Jun
03/Jun
04/Jun
06/Jun
10/Jun
27/Jun (*)
16/Jun
21/Jun
22/Jun
23/Jun
25/Jun
1/Jul (*)
31/May
31/May
RBR0516
26/Mar
27/Mar
22/Mar
01/Apr
03/Apr
06/Apr
07/Apr
16/Apr
21/Apr (*)
26/Apr (*)
27/Apr (*)
05/May (*)
07/May (*)
01/May (*)
27/Apr (*)
08/May (*)
15/May (*)
21/May (*)
21/Apr
22/Apr
23/Apr
24/Apr
27/Apr
29/Apr (*)
GSE0416
10/Jun
11/Jun
13/Jun
14/Jun
15/Jun
17/Jun
21/Jun
27/Jun (*)
27/Jun
01/Jul
03/Jul
04/Jul
05/Jul
8/Jul (*)
10/Jun
11/Jun
13/Jun
14/Jun
15/Jun
17/Jun
21/Jun
GGH0516
06/Apr
07/Apr
02/Apr
12/Apr
14/Apr
17/Apr
18/Apr
27/Apr
04/May (*)
06/May (*)
07/May (*)
19/May (*)
03/Jun (*)
15/May (*)
11/May (*)
08/May (*)
22/Ago(*)
21/May (*)
02/May
03/May
05/May
07/May
19/May
8/May (*)
GBN0416
Grande Benin
22/Jun
23/Jun
24/Jun
26/Jun
30/Jun
22/Jun
23/Jun
24/Jun
26/Jun
30/Jun
11/Jul (*)
06/Jul
10/Jul
12/Jul
13/Jul
14/Jul
22/Jul (*)
20/Jun
20/Jun
GRC0516
Grande Costa dAvorio
Grande Senegal
Grande Ghana
15/Mar
16/Mar
11/Mar
21/Mar
23/Mar
26/Mar
27/Mar
05/Apr
12/Apr (*)
15/Apr (*)
17/Apr (*)
29/Apr (*)
7/May (*)
25/Apr (*)
21/Apr (*)
24/Apr (*)
15/May (*)
01/May (*)
10/Apr
11/Apr
13/Apr
15/Apr
27/Apr
17/Apr (*)
GCG0316
Grande Costa dAvorio Repubblica Argentina Repubblica del Brasile
11/Feb
12/Feb
07/Feb
17/Feb
19/Feb
22/Feb
23/Feb
03/Mar
5/Mar (*)
14/Mar (*)
15/Mar (*)
24/Mar (*)
9/Apr (*)
20/Mar (*)
16/Mar (*)
13/Mar (*)
17/Apr (*)
26/Mar (*)
08/Mar
09/Mar
10/Mar
11/Mar
14/Mar
8/Mar (*)
GGU0216
Grande Guinea
Grande Congo
North America / North Europe Service
North America / West Africa Service North America / West Africa Service
North Europe / West Africa Southern Express Service
Atlantic Network Quarterly Schedule
Grande Costa dAvorio Repubblica Argentina Repubblica del Brasile
North Europe / West Africa/ South America Service
North Europe / West Africa Central Express Service
Mex Service
Schedules subject to changes without notice
12/Mar
23/Feb
14/Mar(*)
27/Feb
02/Mar
06/Mar
10/Mar
20/Mar
GCA0216
1/Feb (*)
15/Feb
11 / Feb (*)
17/Feb
19/Feb
9/Feb (*)
22/Feb
23/Feb
25/Feb
29/Feb
02/Mar
14/Mar (*)
06/Mar
10/Mar
14/Mar
18/Mar
GAF0116
Grande
Cameroon
4/Feb (*)
08/Feb
2 / Feb(*)
10/Feb
12/Feb
3/Feb (*)
15/Feb
16/Feb
18/Feb
Grande
Africa
08/Mar
5/Apr(*)
12/Mar
16/Mar
20/Mar
24/Mar
26/Mar
17/Feb(*)
22/Feb
18 / Feb(*)
24/Feb
26/Feb
16/Feb (*)
29/Feb
01/Mar
03/Mar
GAR0116
Grande
Argentina
23/Feb
25/Feb
28/Feb
23/Feb (*)
12/Mar
15/Mar
16/Mar
18/Mar
20/Mar
16/Feb
18/Feb
21/Feb
17/Feb (*)
05/Mar
08/Mar
09/Mar
11/Mar
14/Mar
GDK0216
Grande Dakar
GTE0216
Grande Tema
28/Mar
29/Feb
01/Mar
04/Mar
06/Mar
2/Mar (*)
19/Mar
22/Mar
23/Mar
25/Mar
GAB0216
Grande Abidjan
* By Transhipment
Ports of call
Emden
Hamburg
Tilbury
Antwerp
Bilbao
Lisbon
Dakar
Banjul
Conakry
Freetown
Vitoria
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Montevideo
Zarate
Montevideo
Paranagua
Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Vitoria
Dakar
Banjul
Vessel
28/Feb
03/Mar
06/Mar
08/Mar
09/Mar
11/Mar
21/Mar
22/Mar
29/Jan
31/Jan
02/Feb
26/1 (*)
2/Feb (*)
10/Feb
1/3 (*)
12/Feb
13/Feb
20/Feb
23/Feb
24/Feb
GGA0116
Grande Gabon
30/Mar
31/Mar
17/Mar
18/Mar
20/Mar
07/Feb
08/Feb
10/Feb
13/Feb
9/Feb (*)
9/Feb (*)
20/Feb
1/3 (*)
22/Feb
24/Feb
02/Mar
04/Mar
06/Mar
09/Mar
11/Mar
GRS0116
Grande San Paolo
North Europe/ West Africa/ South America Service Ports of call
Amsterdam
Tilbury
Hamburg
Antwerp
Bilbao
Abidjan
Cotonou
Lagos
Tema
Takoradi
San Pedro
Vessel
North Europe / West Africa Central Express Service
Ports of call
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Tilbury
Antwerp
LeHavre
Bilbao
Leixoes
Lisbon
Casablanca
Nouakchott
Dakar
Monrovia
Lome
Luanda
PointE Noire
Douala
Malabo
Bata
Libreville
Vessel
North Europe / West Africa Southern Express Service 20/Mar
24/Mar
27/Mar
29/Mar
30/Mar
01/Apr
11/Apr
12/Apr
19/Feb
21/Feb
23/Feb
16/Feb (*)
23/Feb (*)
02/Mar
11/3 (*)
04/Mar
05/Mar
12/Mar
15/Mar
16/Mar
GNI0216
Grande Nigeria
08/Mar
10/Mar
13/Mar
8/Mar (*)
26/Mar
29/Mar
30/Mar
01/Apr
03/Apr
GLU0216
Grande Luanda
22/Feb(*)
29/Feb
23 / Feb(*)
02/Mar
04/Mar
23/Feb (*)
07/Mar
08/Mar
10/Mar
14/Mar
16/Mar
5/Apr(*)
20/Mar
24/Mar
28/Mar
01/Apr
GBA0216
Grande
Buenos Aires
11/Apr
20/Apr
21/Apr
07/Apr
09/Apr
10/Apr
28/Feb
29/Feb
03/Mar
05/Mar
1/Mar (*)
1/Mar (*)
13/Mar
22/3 (*)
15/Mar
16/Mar
23/Mar
26/Mar
27/Mar
31/Mar
01/Apr
GBR0216
21/Mar
22/Mar
25/Mar
27/Mar
22/Mar (*)
09/Apr
11/Apr
13/Apr
15/Apr
17/Apr
GCT0316
Grande Cotonou
Grande Brasile
15/Mar
17/Mar
20/Mar
16/Mar (*)
02/Apr
04/Apr
06/Apr
08/Apr
GLG0316
Grande Lagos
09/Apr
22/Mar
5/Apr(*)
26/Mar
30/Mar
03/Apr
06/Apr
22/Feb(*)
07/Mar
2 / Mar(*)
09/Mar
11/Mar
1 / Mar(*)
14/Mar
15/Mar
17/Mar
GFR0216
Grande
Francia
25/Apr
29/Mar
31/Mar
03/Apr
30/Mar (*)
16/Apr
19/Apr
20/Apr
22/Apr
GTE0316
Grande Tema
10/Apr
14/Apr
17/Apr
19/Apr
20/Apr
22/Apr
02/May
03/May
11/Mar
13/Mar
15/Mar
7/Mar (*)
15/Mar (*)
23/Mar
1/4 (*)
25/Mar
26/Mar
02/Apr
05/Apr
06/Apr
GAT0216
Grande Atlantico
17/Apr
22/Feb (*)
14/Mar
13 / Mar(*)
16/Mar
18/Mar
7 / Mar (*)
21/Mar
22/Mar
24/Mar
28/Mar
30/Mar
27 /Apr (*)
03/Apr
07/Apr
11/Apr
15/Apr
GAM0216
Grande
America
12/May
13/May
29/Apr
30/Apr
02/May
20/Mar
22/Mar
24/Mar
26/Mar
16/Mar (*)
22/Mar (*)
03/Apr
12/4 (*)
05/Apr
07/Apr
14/Apr
16/Apr
18/Apr
21/Apr
23/Apr
GHA0216
GAF0216
Grande
Africa
09/May
11/Apr
12/Apr
15/Apr
17/Apr
13/Apr (*)
30/Apr
03/May
04/May
06/May
GAB0316
Grande Abidjan
22 / Mar(*)
28/Mar
24 / Mar(*)
30/Mar
01/Apr
21/Mar (*)
04/Apr
05/Apr
07/Apr
11/Apr
13/Apr
27/Apr(*)
17/Apr
21/Apr
25/Apr
29/Apr
Grande Amburgo
05/Apr
07/Apr
10/Apr
5/Apr (*)
23/Apr
26/Apr
27/Apr
29/Apr
01/May
GDK0316
Grande Dakar
05/Apr
27/Apr (*)
09/Apr
13/Apr
17/Apr
21/Apr
23/Apr
14 / Mar (*)
21/Mar
15 / Mar(*)
23/Mar
25/Mar
16 / Mar(*)
28/Mar
29/Mar
31/Mar
GRA0216
Grande
Angola
19/Apr
21/Apr
24/Apr
19/Apr (*)
07/May
10/May
11/May
13/May
15/May
GLU0316
Grande Luanda
07/May
19/Apr
19/May(*)
23/Apr
27/Apr
01/May
05/May
14/Mar (*)
04/Apr
3 / Apr (*)
06/Apr
08/Apr
29/Mar(*)
11/Apr
12/Apr
14/Apr
GCA0316
Grande
Cameroon
09/May
10/May
12/May
14/May
22/May
24/May
01/Apr
03/Apr
05/Apr
29/Mar (*)
5/Apr (*)
13/Apr
21/4 (*)
15/Apr
17/Apr
23/Apr
26/Apr
28/Apr
01/May
03/May
GGA0216
Grande Gabon
Atlantic Network Quarterly Schedule
Schedules subject to changes without notice
Vessel
Ports of call
ravenna
venice
koper
monfalcone
piraeus
izmir
derince
autoport
gemlik
limassol
haifa
ashdod
alexandria
bar
Saturday
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
Sunday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
Monday
Fixed Day"
14/Mar
08/Mar
09/Mar
10/Mar
03/Mar
04/Mar
Eurocargo
Istanbul
02/Mar
Grande
Mediterr.
12/Feb
13/Feb
16/Feb
19/Feb
20/Feb
23/Feb
24/Feb
26/Feb
27/Feb
03/Mar
05/Mar
07/Mar
08/Mar
10/Mar
11/Mar
13/Mar
Vessel
Adriatic Service
SALERNO
SAVONA
SETUBAL
BRISTOL ( PRBY)
CORK
ESBJERG
WALLHAMN
ANTWERP
SOUTHAMPTON
VALENCIA
SALERNO
PIRAEUS
IZMIR
ALEXANDRIA
LIMASSOL
ASHDOD
2016
Euro-Med Service
Ports of call
HAMBURG
GOTHENBURG
ANTWERP
LIVERPOOL
HALIFAX
NEW YORK CITY
NEW YORK FAPS
BALTIMORE
NORFOLK
NEW YORK CITY
HALIFAX
LIVERPOOL
ANTWERP
HAMBURG
GOTHENBURG
Fides
13/Mar
14/Mar
15/Mar
16/Mar
05/Mar
06/Mar
07/Mar
08/Mar
11/Mar
Grande
Europa
19/Feb
20/Feb
23/Feb
26/Feb
27/Feb
01/Mar
02/Mar
04/Mar
05/Mar
10/Mar
12/Mar
14/Mar
15/Mar
17/Mar
18/Mar
20/Mar
06/Feb
08/Feb
10/Feb
12/Feb
21/Feb
23/Feb
23/Feb
25/Feb
26/Feb
27/Feb
01/Mar
09/Mar
11/Mar
13/Mar
15/Mar
21/Mar
15/Mar
16/Mar
17/Mar
10/Mar
11/Mar
Eurocargo
Valencia
09/Mar
Grande
Sca
26/Feb
27/Feb
01/Mar
04/Mar
05/Mar
08/Mar
09/Mar
11/Mar
12/Mar
17/Mar
19/Mar
21/Mar
22/Mar
24/Mar
25/Mar
27/Mar
13/Feb
15/Feb
17/Feb
19/Feb
28/Feb
02/Mar
02/Mar
04/Mar
05/Mar
06/Mar
08/Mar
16/Mar
18/Mar
20/Mar
22/Mar
Atlantic Conveyor Atlantic Compass
North America / North Europe Service
20/Mar
21/Mar
22/Mar
23/Mar
12/Mar
13/Mar
14/Mar
15/Mar
18/Mar
Spes
Gran
Bretagna
04/Mar
05/Mar
08/Mar
11/Mar
12/Mar
15/Mar
16/Mar
18/Mar
19/Mar
24/Mar
26/Mar
28/Mar
29/Mar
31/Mar
01/Apr
03/Apr
20/Feb
22/Feb
24/Feb
26/Feb
06/Mar
08/Mar
08/Mar
10/Mar
11/Mar
12/Mar
14/Mar
22/Mar
24/Mar
26/Mar
28/Mar
Atlantic
Cartier
28/Mar
22/Mar
23/Mar
24/Mar
17/Mar
18/Mar
Eurocargo
Istanbul
16/Mar
Grande
Ellade
11/Mar
12/Mar
15/Mar
18/Mar
19/Mar
22/Mar
23/Mar
25/Mar
26/Mar
31/Mar
02/Apr
04/Apr
05/Apr
07/Apr
08/Apr
10/Apr
27/Feb
29/Feb
02/Mar
04/Mar
13/Mar
15/Mar
15/Mar
17/Mar
18/Mar
19/Mar
21/Mar
29/Mar
31/Mar
02/Apr
04/Apr
Atlantic Concert
27/Mar
28/Mar
29/Mar
30/Mar
19/Mar
20/Mar
21/Mar
22/Mar
25/Mar
Fides
Grande
Mediterr.
18/Mar
19/Mar
22/Mar
25/Mar
26/Mar
29/Mar
30/Mar
01/Apr
02/Apr
07/Apr
09/Apr
11/Apr
12/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
17/Apr
12/Mar
14/Mar
16/Mar
18/Mar
27/Mar
29/Mar
29/Mar
31/Mar
01/Apr
02/Apr
04/Apr
12/Apr
14/Apr
16/Apr
18/Apr
19/Mar
21/Mar
23/Mar
25/Mar
03/Apr
05/Apr
05/Apr
07/Apr
08/Apr
09/Apr
11/Apr
19/Apr
21/Apr
23/Apr
25/Apr
Atlantic Conveyor Atlantic Compass
26/Mar
28/Mar
30/Mar
01/Apr
10/Apr
12/Apr
12/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
16/Apr
18/Apr
26/Apr
28/Apr
30/Apr
02/May
Atlantic
Cartier
02/Apr
04/Apr
06/Apr
08/Apr
17/Apr
19/Apr
19/Apr
21/Apr
22/Apr
23/Apr
25/Apr
03/May
05/May
07/May
09/May
Atlantic Concert
09/Apr
11/Apr
13/Apr
15/Apr
24/Apr
26/Apr
26/Apr
28/Apr
29/Apr
30/Apr
02/May
10/May
12/May
14/May
16/May
Atlantic
Star
03/Apr
04/Apr
05/Apr
06/Apr
26/Mar
27/Mar
28/Mar
29/Mar
01/Apr
Spes
Grande
Sca
01/Apr
02/Apr
05/Apr
08/Apr
09/Apr
12/Apr
13/Apr
15/Apr
16/Apr
21/Apr
23/Apr
25/Apr
26/Apr
28/Apr
29/Apr
01/May
11/Apr
05/Apr
06/Apr
07/Apr
31/Mar
01/Apr
Eurocargo
Istanbul
30/Mar
Gran
Bretagna
08/Apr
09/Apr
12/Apr
15/Apr
16/Apr
19/Apr
20/Apr
22/Apr
23/Apr
28/Apr
30/Apr
02/May
03/May
05/May
06/May
08/May
10/Apr
11/Apr
12/Apr
13/Apr
02/Apr
03/Apr
04/Apr
05/Apr
08/Apr
Fides
18/Apr
12/Apr
13/Apr
14/Apr
07/Apr
08/Apr
Eurocargo
Valencia
06/Apr
Grande
Ellade
15/Apr
16/Apr
19/Apr
22/Apr
23/Apr
26/Apr
27/Apr
29/Apr
30/Apr
05/May
07/May
09/May
10/May
12/May
13/May
15/May
17/Apr
18/Apr
19/Apr
20/Apr
09/Apr
10/Apr
11/Apr
12/Apr
15/Apr
Spes
Grande
Mediterr.
22/Apr
23/Apr
26/Apr
29/Apr
30/Apr
03/May
04/May
06/May
07/May
12/May
14/May
16/May
17/May
19/May
20/May
22/May
25/Apr
19/Apr
20/Apr
21/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
Eurocargo
Istanbul
13/Apr
Grande
Europa
29/Apr
30/Apr
03/May
06/May
07/May
10/May
11/May
13/May
14/May
19/May
21/May
23/May
24/May
26/May
27/May
29/May
24/Apr
25/Apr
26/Apr
27/Apr
16/Apr
17/Apr
18/Apr
19/Apr
22/Apr
Fides
Grande
Sca
06/May
07/May
10/May
13/May
14/May
17/May
18/May
20/May
21/May
26/May
28/May
30/May
31/May
02/Jun
03/Jun
05/Jun
23/Apr
25/Apr
27/Apr
29/Apr
08/May
10/May
10/May
12/May
13/May
14/May
16/May
24/May
26/May
28/May
30/May
Euro-Med Network Fixed-day Schedule
04/Apr
29/Mar
30/Mar
31/Mar
24/Mar
25/Mar
Eurocargo
Valencia
23/Mar
Grande
Europa
25/Mar
26/Mar
29/Mar
01/Apr
02/Apr
05/Apr
06/Apr
08/Apr
09/Apr
14/Apr
16/Apr
18/Apr
19/Apr
21/Apr
22/Apr
24/Apr
16/Apr
18/Apr
20/Apr
22/Apr
01/May
03/May
03/May
05/May
06/May
07/May
09/May
17/May
19/May
21/May
23/May
Atlantic Conveyor Atlantic Compass
ACL Weekly Fixed-day Schedule
05/Mar
07/Mar
09/Mar
11/Mar
20/Mar
22/Mar
22/Mar
24/Mar
25/Mar
26/Mar
28/Mar
05/Apr
07/Apr
09/Apr
11/Apr
Atlantic
Star
Schedules subject to changes without notice
HAMBURG
ANTWERP
PORTBURY
SETUBAL
VALENCIA
FOS
LIVORNO
CIVITAVECC.
SALERNO
ALEXANDRIA
BEIRUT
TRIPOLI
MISURATA/KHOMS
BENGHAZI
ASHDOD
MERSIN
LATTAKIA
DERINCE
GEMLIK
YENIKOY
SALERNO
LIVORNO
SAVONA
FOS
BARCELONA
VALENCIA
SOUTHAMPT
FLUSHING
EMDEN
Ports of call
HAMBURG
ANTWERP
PORTBURY
SETUBAL
VALENCIA
FOS
LIVORNO
CIVITAVECC.
SALERNO
ALEXANDRIA
BEIRUT
TRIPOLI
MISURATA/KHOMS
BENGHAZI
ASHDOD
MERSIN
LATTAKIA
DERINCE
GEMLIK
YENIKOY
SALERNO
LIVORNO
SAVONA
FOS
BARCELONA
VALENCIA
SOUTHAMPT
FLUSHING
EMDEN
Ports of call
Vessel
Vessel
Wdnesday
Mon+Wedn+Frid
Saturday
Tuesday
Sund+Thursd+Sat
Tuesday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Thuersday
Friday
Thuersday
Sunday
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Mond+Thursday
Tuesd+Frid+Wedn
Wed+Sat+Thursd
Sat+Tuesd+Sund
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Mond+Sund+Tues
Sat+Frid+Sund
Sund+Sat+Mond
Monday
Fixed day
Wdnesday
Mon+Wedn+Frid
Saturday
Tuesday
Sund+Thursd+Sat
Tuesday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Wednesday
Thuersday
Friday
Thuersday
Sunday
Monday
Sunday
Saturday
Mond+Thursday
Tuesd+Frid+Wedn
Wed+Sat+Thursd
Sat+Tuesd+Sund
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Mond+Sund+Tues
Sat+Frid+Sund
Sund+Sat+Mond
Monday
Fixed day
Euro Aegean Service
01/Apr
02/Apr
04/Apr
05/Apr
29/Mar
30/Mar
31/Mar
03/Apr
04/Apr
05/Apr
06/Apr
07/Apr
08/Apr
13/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
04/May
09/May
10/May
-
27/Apr
28/Apr
29/Apr
02/May
-
18/Apr
-
Grande
Anversa
30/Mar
31/Mar
31/Mar
24/Mar
25/Mar
26/Mar
-
03/May
04/May
05/May
08/May
09/May
10/May
11/May
12/May
13/May
18/May
19/May
21/May
28/Apr
29/Apr
30/Apr
-
18/Apr
21/Apr
24/Apr
26/Apr
Grande
Italia
07/Apr
12/Apr
13/Apr
25/Mar
18/Mar
20/Mar
13/Mar
Grande
Italia
14/Mar
17/Mar
20/Mar
22/Mar
Grande
Anversa
22/May
27/May
28/May
16/May
17/May
19/May
20/May
14/May
15/May
15/May
29/Apr
01/May
04/May
09/May
Grande
Spagna
06/Apr
11/Apr
12/Apr
-
01/Apr
31/Mar
04/Apr
24/Mar
27/Mar
29/Mar
-
16/Mar
-
Grande
Spagna
10/May
11/May
12/May
15/May
16/May
17/May
18/May
19/May
20/May
25/May
26/May
28/May
25/Apr
28/Apr
01/May
03/May
04/May
05/May
06/May
07/May
-
Grande
Colonia
03/Apr
08/Apr
09/Apr
-
27/Mar
28/Mar
29/Mar
01/Apr
-
18/Mar
-
Grande
Napoli
17/May
08/May
11/May
05/May
04/May
27/Apr
Grande
Togo
05/Apr
06/Apr
07/Apr
10/Apr
11/Apr
12/Apr
13/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
20/Apr
21/Apr
23/Apr
21/Mar
24/Mar
27/Mar
29/Mar
30/Mar
31/Mar
01/Apr
02/Apr
-
Grande
Colonia
11/May
16/May
17/May
-
04/May
05/May
06/May
09/May
-
25/Apr
-
Grande
Portogallo
12/Apr
13/Apr
14/Apr
17/Apr
18/Apr
19/Apr
20/Apr
21/Apr
22/Apr
27/Apr
28/Apr
30/Apr
28/Mar
31/Mar
03/Apr
05/Apr
06/Apr
07/Apr
08/Apr
09/Apr
-
Grande
Detroit
17/May
18/May
19/May
22/May
23/May
24/May
25/May
26/May
27/May
01/Jun
02/Jun
04/Jun
02/May
05/May
08/May
10/May
11/May
12/May
13/May
14/May
-
Grande
Roma
24/Apr
29/Apr
30/Apr
18/Apr
19/Apr
21/Apr
22/Apr
16/Apr
17/Apr
17/Apr
01/Apr
03/Apr
06/Apr
11/Apr
Grande
Portogallo
18/May
23/May
24/May
-
11/May
12/May
13/May
16/May
-
02/May
-
Grande
Anversa
19/Apr
20/Apr
21/Apr
24/Apr
25/Apr
26/Apr
27/Apr
28/Apr
29/Apr
04/May
05/May
07/May
04/Apr
07/Apr
10/Apr
12/Apr
13/Apr
14/Apr
15/Apr
16/Apr
-
Grande
Sicilia
24/May
25/May
26/May
29/May
30/May
31/May
01/Jun
02/Jun
03/Jun
08/Jun
09/Jun
11/Jun
09/May
12/May
15/May
17/May
18/May
19/May
20/May
21/May
-
Grande
Sicilia
07/May
12/May
13/May
01/May
02/May
04/May
05/May
29/Apr
30/Apr
30/Apr
15/Apr
17/Apr
19/Apr
24/Apr
Grand
Benelux
05/Jun
10/Jun
11/Jun
30/May
31/May
02/Jun
03/Jun
28/May
29/May
29/May
13/May
15/May
18/May
23/May
Grand
Benelux
25/Apr
16/Apr
19/Apr
13/Apr
12/Apr
05/Apr
Grande
Togo
31/May
01/Jun
02/Jun
05/Jun
06/Jun
07/Jun
08/Jun
09/Jun
10/Jun
15/Jun
16/Jun
18/Jun
16/May
19/May
22/May
24/May
26/May
27/May
28/May
-
Grande
Napoli
27/Apr
02/May
03/May
-
20/Apr
21/Apr
22/Apr
25/Apr
-
11/Apr
-
Silverstone
Express
Euro-Med Network Fixed-day Schedule
08/Jun
30/May
02/Jun
27/May
26/May
19/May
Grande
Togo
26/Apr
27/Apr
28/Apr
01/May
02/May
03/May
04/May
05/May
06/May
11/May
12/May
14/May
11/Apr
14/Apr
17/Apr
19/Apr
21/Apr
22/Apr
23/Apr
-
Grande
Napoli