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The legacy of an enTrepreneur
Guido Grimaldi,
an innovator at the helm
of an unrivalled fleet
Guido Grimaldi, founder and
Chairman of the Grimaldi
Group, was an extraordinary
innovator and a formidable leader at the
helm of a fleet that has expanded massively
in the last 15 years, the number of
ships having actually doubled in the last
four years.
Guido Grimaldi the innovator. Guido
Grimaldi died on 5 September this year
after having worked all his life. He embarked
on his long career at the age of 14
when he started attending nautical school
and spending the other 6 months of the
year embarked on ships and undertaking
a range of increasingly demanding duties.
Throughout his life he was always very receptive
to new ideas in shipping and in the
management of the complex set of activities
associated with shipping companies.
Though not directly involved in the finer
points of their methods of operation, he
always favoured the introduction of highly
complex cutting-edge technologies pro-
Guido Grimaldi receives in 1985 the Honour of Cavaliere del Lavoro, an Italian knighthood for
his services to industry, from the then President Francesco Cossiga (centre) and the Minister
of Industry Renato Altissimo (left).
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vided they would really contribute to the
development of the fleet and the business.
It was his extraordinarily modern and farsighted
vision that recognised the potential
and future importance of Ro-Ro transport
of trucks and trailers. He was the first
to realise that, in the complex system of
logistics, the direct business presence of
the shipowner would increase volumes
of traffic and also bring advantages to the
customer, with control of majority of the
operating cycle. As a result of this forward
thinking, the Group now has its own port
terminals and haulage contractors and
also provides the main ancillary services
enabling management of door-to-door
transport for vehicle manufacturers. The
Grimaldi Group has won recognition and
a series of prestigious awards from some
of the world’s leading auto manufacturers
for the quality of its services. As for the
Motorways of the Sea, once again Guido
Grimaldi was quick not only to appreciate
the huge potential of the idea, but also to
invest a great deal of human resources
and capital in it; notably, this included the
construction of four exceptionally large
cruise ferries which were also innovative
in terms of their energy-saving and environmental
compliance features.
One of Guido Grimaldi’s undoubted
qualities was his ability to consider other
people’s points of view; he would always
listen carefully to the suggestions of others,
and especially the advice from his
sons Gianluca and Emanuele and sonin-law
Diego Pacella. The willingness to
make way for the ideas of a new generation
while you’re still in your prime working
with great skill and passion – this too
is a sign of a great innovator.
Guido Grimaldi the entrepreneur.
Guido Grimaldi was a brilliant entrepreneur.
He used to say, “A great fleet is built

Left: Guido with his sons Emanuele (standing
on the left), Gianluca (centre) and his
son-in-law Diego Pacella.
Right: Clockwise, the m/vessel “Amelia
Grimaldi”, named after the mother of Guido
Grimaldi and sister of Achille Lauro. Built in
Venice in 1960, this tanker was the biggest
in Italy in thoses times.
Guido with his uncle Achille Lauro.
patiently, seizing market opportunities
and recognising a good deal before other
people, with courage, money and above
all, putting your heart and soul into it.”
When his uncle Achille Lauro, who was
for many years one of the world’s most
important private shipowners, helped
him purchase his first vessel, one of the
Liberty ships assigned by the United
States to Italy to compensate owners for
tonnage lost in World War II, probably not
even he thought that that ship could be the
foundation stone for a huge Group – which
now comprises some eight shipping companies
(4 Italian, 4 foreign) and over 100
vessels. At the start of the venture, in 1947,
the outfit was small: Guido, his brothers
Aldo, Mario and Ugo, and a few hundred
seafarers. Today, there are 3,000 shoreside
personnel and 5,000 shipboard employees.
Guido Grimaldi assembled an
excellent team of managers and executives
that enabled the Group not only to
come through the recent global economic
unscathed, but to emerge even stronger,
with more human resources and vessels
than ever deployed on the world’s major
trade routes.
The Group today. The white “G” on a
blue background forming the company
flag now flies across four continents. In
2009 the ships of the Group carried
around 2.7 million passengers, 2.5 million
cars and over 1.3 million trailers, trucks
and containers. Every week Grimaldi
ships call at over 130 ports in the Mediterranean,
the Baltic, Northern Europe,
West Africa, North & South America, and
the Near East thus contributing to the economic
development of many countries.
Tributes. “A true Renaissance man.”
Among the many tributes paid to Guido
Grimaldi this was one of the most indicative.
Another commentator used a quote
from Ernest Hemingway: “Some people
never die. They leave a legacy that lives
forever.” His friend Andy sent the following
message to all the Group’s personnel:
“We will do everything possible to ensure
that he is always proud of all of us.” Tributes
to the great man poured in from all
over the world, with many remembrances
of his exceptional generosity and other
special and unique qualities. One person
said he was “a man who could win
without fighting.” The Mayors of Naples
and Salerno and the Presidents of the Regional
and Provincial Governments all
expressed their condolences personally.
The President of Italy, Giorgio Napolitano,
wrote that Guido Grimaldi “played an important
role in the Neapolitan economy
and in the development of the country’s
shipping companies; I also remember
his work in Parliament during the Second
Legislature.”
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family and human values
Guido,
a generous man and a kind father
What was Guido the private
man like? “Southern Italy’s
answer to Enrico Cuccia”, as
he was sometimes called? Methodical, a
solitary person of fixed habits? This description
may be true to some extent, if
we consider the great entrepreneur, but
it’s well wide of the mark if we look at the
man that emerges from the many anecdotes
and stories told by his wife Paola
and daughter Consuelo. And, though he
always kept a low profile, Guido Grimaldi
had a wonderful sense of humour; he
once wrote a thank-you note to the Mattozzi
Family, who owned the waterfront
restaurant where he would always eat at
lunchtime, phrased as follows: “Thanks
for letting me survive for so long, over
50 years of patronage….” His laugh was
infectious, he was a wonderful raconteur
and all who knew him found Guido a very
engaging person.
Guido was a tough man, but gentle at the
same time. He was a strict father, but only
so as to prepare his children to deal with
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life. He had very high moral standards
and was extremely altruistic, especially
with regard to the less fortunate. He was a
very learned man with a great love of art,
history, archaeology and mythology. He
had a great respect for nature and was
something of an aesthete. “He had an
eye for the women too,” says Paola with
a smile. “Especially redheads; he used to
say that between a portrait of a cardinal
by Titian and a less valuable painting of
a beautiful woman he’d choose the latter.”
Though Consuelo quickly adds, “OK,
but he always said that the best deal he
ever did in his life was when he married
Mum, not just because of her looks, but
because she was well-read, did lots of
voluntary and social work, and appreci-
Above: Guido with his wife Paola and his five children: Consuelo, Cosimo, Gianluca, Amelia
and Emanuele.
Below: The wedding of Guido Grimaldi and Paola Arcidiacono back in 1954.

Guido while visiting one of the vessels
of the Group together with his son
Emanuele and grandsons Mario and
Guido Jr.
Below: Guido with his wife Paola and his
grandchildren.
ated the importance of family life. In fact
he let her decide when it came to bringing
up the children, running the house
and choosing friends.”
The young Guido was under the spell of
his uncle Achille Lauro and his largerthan-life
personality. He was the favourite
nephew and never failed to go and
greet his uncle each morning. It was
actually through Achille that Guido met
Paola, since her parents were friends of
the Neapolitan icon known as ‘O Comandante.
It was love at first sight and when
they got married Guido’s best man was
his uncle Achille. By this time Guido was
already a Monarchist Party MP. The wedding
reception was held at the Grand Hotel
in Rome and, while friends and relatives
were still celebrating, Uncle Achille
forced the groom to leave the hotel so
that he could round up some other Members
of Parliament and canvass their support
in order to avoid a party split. “I don’t
know any other woman who was ‘aban-
doned’ on her wedding day,” Paola jokes,
“but he did come back eventually. By then
it was late though, so we had to change
plans and go to the Palazzo della Fonte
in Fiuggi where they knew us. When we
got there the receptionist eyed us suspiciously
so Guido waved our marriage
certificate at him and said, ‘I know what
you were thinking!’ The family was the
centre of the universe for him. He loved
children, not just his own, but all children
because they’re young and innocent.”
“In summer in Ischia,” Consuelo recalls,
“you would find him on the beach digging
holes and making sandcastles, surrounded
by dozens of kids. Children loved him.
In the last few days before he died, his
face would only light up when Guidolino
came into his room – Guidolino is Amelia’s
son and he’s the baby of the family.
Guido was incredibly fit for his age; at
almost 80 he was still climbing fig trees
and could swim faster and further than
Manuel, who’s a strong swimmer him-
self.” Mother and daughter are full of
stories. “Dad was very absent-minded,”
Consuelo remembers, “and while he was
driving he used to read the newspaper,
eat ice creams, get distracted by goodlooking
women and so on. Anyway, one
day, while he was out in his car he ran
into a little old man. Luckily it wasn’t serious
but my father went to see him at the
Pellegrini Hospital and this fellow’s wife
said to Dad, ‘Mr Grimaldi, he’s the only
husband I’ve got. Did you want to leave
me on my own without even him?’ Dad
thought this was very funny and ended
up paying the old man handsomely in
compensation.”
“He always believed you could and
should find a solution to any problem. I
never ever heard him say, ‘I’m too tired’
or ‘I can’t be bothered’. He was an optimist
by nature and I only saw him really
upset once,” Paola adds affectionately.
“That was when Luca was kidnapped
and we still had no word after paying the
second instalment of the ransom. Guido
thought they’d killed Luca. Thank God
they hadn’t and it all turned out for the
best.”
“In the last few years of his life,” Paola
concludes, “he developed something
of a sweet tooth, but he didn’t like to admit
it because he considered it a sign of
weakness. And he also became a bit vain.
After decades of blue and grey suits he
discovered a liking for lighter colours,
especially lavender-grey jackets after his
children and friends told him that shade
really suited him.”
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XXXXXXXXXXX ediTorial
Contents
2 Guido Grimaldi, an innovator
4 A generous man and
a kind father
7 “Grande Togo” christened,
“Eurocargo Genova” delivered
8 Siim Kalls at AET
9 New era in Ancona‑Greece
maritime links
10 New Livorno‑Catania ‑Malta
service launched
Irish Minister of Defence
visits the “Grande Senegal”
11 Grimaldi receives the
Ford Q1 certification
12 Honda recognises ACL
Beninese Minister visits
the m/v Grande Benin
13 News
14 Agent List
15 Schedules
- 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
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Reg. Trib. Napoli n. 5150 del 26/9/2000
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Circulation 34,500 copies
Printed on 1st October 2010
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Time for Europe to act
Irresponsible shipowners have been a danger to life, limb and property ever since man
first took to the sea in ships, but rarely can the dangers posed by the sub-standard owner
and his sub-standard vessel have been so various or threatening as they are today.
As world trade has expanded, so too has the world fleet. The boom that came before the
crash provided an opportunity for fleet replacement and many far-sighted, responsible owners
took the opportunity offered by surging profits to order new ships and despatch older
vessels to the breakers’ yard.
Yet many did not. Even now, the world’s oceans are full of vessels in excess of 30 years of
age, or even 40, which is surely well past any reasonable retirement age. While the age of
a ship may not correlate exactly with its quality, it is also true that, as vessels age, necessary
maintenance becomes more critical and more costly. Some owners are simply not
prepared for the investment, whether in money, time or organisation, that keeping their ship
safe entails.
And yet the need to focus on the structural integrity of the fleet has never been more acute.
As shipowners, we have a responsibility to our crews, who trust us to maintain, at a very
minimum, the standards of training and vessel quality required under international regulation.
This need is pressing at a time when attracting bright young people to our industry
is increasingly difficult. For those of us who carry passengers, there is a similar need to
ensure we meet our customers’ expectation that our ships are state-of-the-art in every way.
As citizens, we also have a responsibility to the marine environment, and to the children
and grandchildren who will inherit the seas we leave behind. Of all the transport modes,
shipping may be the most environmentally friendly, but that does not mean we have done
all that we can do.
As we debate new emissions standards and work to develop and implement energy efficiencies
both onboard and ashore, the continuing employment of old, sub-standard tonnage
is both an affront to those of us fighting to make a difference, and paying the cost,
and a blow to our chances of reducing shipping’s impact on the environment.
At Grimaldi, we have been fighting the good fight for some time, working to cut energy use
across the company, collaborating on research projects to develop new, environmentally
beneficial technologies, and ordering state-of-the-art new ships to replace older vessels.
As a result, the 87 ships in the Grimaldi fleet have an average age of just 9.3 years, below
the average age of the european (about ten years) and world fleet (12 years). With 21 ships
delivered over the last five years and 17 more to come, that will drop further, improving the
company’s performance and reinforcing its reputation as a careful steward of our customers,
our seafarers and the environment in which we operate.
Yet there is only so much that we and other responsible shipowners and operators can do
to make a difference if others continue to operate old and sub-standard tonnage with impunity.
That is why we are calling for European regulation that would mandate the scrapping
of all vessels over 30 years of age, effectively driving them from our ports and waters.
Such regulation, strictly enforced with the assistance of classification societies, flag states
and port states, will not only improve standards of safety and remove a significant threat to
the environment but help rebalance markets in which the supply of ships far outstrips demand,
endangering the economic survival of many sound companies. The benefits of such
a policy are many, the down side negligible. The time to act is now.

fleeT developmenT
“Grande Togo” christened,
“Eurocargo Genova” delivered
In the last few months the newbuilding
programme of the Grimaldi Group
has seen the launch of a new vessel
and the delivery of another one. In fact,
on the 1 st of August the “Grande Togo”
was launched at the Uljanik shipyard
(Croatia) while the “Eurocargo Malta”
was delivered on the 24 th of the same
month from the Korean shipyard of Hyundai
Mipo in Ulsan.
The launching of the ro/ro-container
vessel “Grande Togo” was held at the
Scoglio Olivi shipyard, and the Godmother
of the vessel was young Nina Sebastijan,
a 2 nd year student of the primary
school of Monteparadiso. The “Grande
Togo”, the sixth of a series of seven units
commissioned by the Group, has a gross
tonnage of 26,650 tonnes, a length of 210
metres, a width of 32 metres and a height
of 21.5 metres. Thanks to her 12 decks,
two of which are hoistable, she is able to
transport 3,890 cars and 1,360 containers
at a maximum speed of 21.9 knots.
The vessel will be deployed on the West
Africa route, on the Southern Express
Service, linking North Europe to the
ports of Casablanca, Dakar, Lome, Luanda,
Lobito, Douala and Abidjan.
The “Eurocargo Malta”, sistership of the
“Eurocargo Genova”, was delivered on
the 24 th of August and is the second of
eight units ordered from the Korean
shipyard of Hyunday Mipo in Ulsan.
Measuring 200 metres long, 26.5 metres
wide and with a gross tonnage of
32,644 tonnes, she can transport 3,900
linear metres of rolling cargo (cars, vans,
trucks, trailers, etc.) at a service speed
of 23 knots. The “Eurocargo Malta” is
classified by the Italian Ship Classification
society (RINA) and has a ramp capable
of loading up to 120 tonnes. The
vessel has ten decks, two of which are
hoistable. She joined the “Eurocargo
Genova” on the short sea route linking
the port of Genoa to Livorno, Catania
and Malta.
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evenTs
Siim Kalls at AET
The Vice President of the European
Commission and Commissioner for
Transport visited the Group’s terminal
in Antwerp in September
On the 13 th of September the
Vice President of the European
Commission and Commissioner
for Transport Siim Kallas visited
Antwerp Euroterminal (AET) with a delegation
comprised of Etienne Schouppe,
Belgian Secretary of State for Transport,
Frans van Rompuy, Director General of
the Belgian Ministry of Transport, Eddy
Bruyninckx, Managing Director of the
Antwerp Port Authority, Alfons Guinier,
Secretary General of ECSA (European
Community Shipowners' Associations),
Patrick Verhoeven, Secretary General of
ESPO (European Sea Ports Organisation)
and various officials from DG Move.
The Commissioner and his delegation
were received by Emanuele Grimaldi,
co-managing director of the Grimaldi
Group, Marc Ivens, managing director
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of AET and Mexiconatie (shareholder together
with the Grimaldi Group in Antwerp
Euroterminal) and by Francesco
Costa, Chief Operations Officer of AET.
A short tour of the facilities was organised,
illustrating the logistics and multimodal
operations at the terminal, particularly
the connection between the terminal
and the European road, rail and inland
waterways network. The tour was followed
by a visit and cocktail party held
onboard the Pure Car & Truck Carrier
Grande Colonia, currently deployed by
the Grimaldi Group on the Euro Aegean
Service, linking North Europe to various
Mediterranean ports.
Currently, AET manages a terminal on
the Left Bank of the port of Antwerp with
a surface of one million m2, a quay length
of 1,600 metres and storage facilities for
any type of rolling equipment, containers
and unitised general cargo. Today, the
terminal is being used as a hub by the
various ro/ro-container services of the
Grimaldi Group to the Mediterranean,
West Africa and South America as well
as by Finnlines (a Grimaldi Group company)
for their services to Spain and the
Baltic Sea.
Top: From left to right: Siim Kallas, Emanuele
Grimaldi and Etienne Schouppe.
Below left: Siim Kallas while visiting the m/
vessel Grande Colonia accompanied by
Emanuele Grimaldi and the Belgian Secretary
of State for Transport Etienne Schouppe.
Below right: Emanuele Grimaldi, Eddy Bruyninckx
(Managing Director of the Antwerp Port
Authority), Siim Kallas and Etienne Schouppe.

New era in Ancona‑Greece
maritime links
“Cruise Europa” and “Cruise
Olympia” offer unrivalled
services both for freight
and passengers
Minoan Lines, a Grimaldi
Group company, is experiencing
a significant increase
in the volume of freight and passengers
transported on the daily service it operates
between the Italian port of Ancona
and the Greek ports of Igoumenitsa and
Patras.
In spite of the crisis which is heavily affecting
the Greek economy, prospects
are very encouraging for this year’s
summer season where Minoan Lines
achieved unprecedented records in the
history of the maritime links between
Italy and Greece by transporting over
2,800 passengers on many sailings between
Patras, Igoumenitsa and Ancona.
The secret of this success is in the deployment
on the service of the twin
vessels “Cruise Europa” and “Cruise
Olympia”, last in a series of four cruise
ferries built by the Fincantieri shipyards.
Delivered respectively in October 2009
and June 2010, both units have marked
the start of a new era in the maritime links
between Italy and Greece, by ensuring a
high standard of service both for freight
Ancona
Igoumenitsa
Patras
and passengers.
The “Cruise Olympia” and “Cruise Europa”
are the biggest cruise ferries in
the Mediterranean. With a length of 225
metres, a width of 31 metres, a gross tonnage
of 54,310 tonnes and a speed of 28
knots, they perform the journey between
Ancona and Patras (via Igoumenitsa) in
mediTerranean rouTes
only 22 hours.
Both units have an unbeatable capacity
for both passengers and freight, allowing
Minoan Lines to offer extremely competitive
freight rates and fares. The freight
capacity of each vessel is 3,000 linear
metres of rolling units (trucks, trailers,
coaches and vans) and 250 passenger
cars which means offering an unlimited
space to trucking companies even during
the summer months when the number
of passengers increases dramatically
and usually competes with freight for
space onboard.
With regard to passengers, both the
“Cruise Europa” and the “Cruise Olympia”
can transport up to 3,000 passengers
who can be accommodated in 413 comfortable
cabins (18 of which are owner’s
suites and 50 junior suites) in addition to
548 reclining seats (114 of which are firstclass).
They both offer onboard services
similar to those of cruiseships: an à la
carte restaurant, bars, casino, gym, a
conference hall, wellness area, swimming
pool, two lounges for truck drivers,
disco, internet point, and children’s areas.
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mediTerranean rouTes
New Livorno‑Catania‑Malta
service launched
The Grimaldi Group continues its policy
of strengthening and expanding
its activities in the Western Mediterranean
by launching another maritime
link. As from the 25 th of September, a
new regular service for rolling freight
between the ports of Malta, Catania and
Livorno (the main port of Tuscany), has
become operational.
The new line has a twice-a-week frequency,
with departures from Livorno
to Catania on Thursdays and Sundays,
and to Malta on Mondays and Thursdays.
Departures from Malta to Livorno
are on Mondays and Saturdays, while
from Catania to Livorno on Tuesdays
and Saturdays. The new call at the port
of Livorno has been integrated into the
regular service currently offered by the
Group between the ports of Genoa, Catania
and Malta.
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Valencia
Barcelona
Genoa
Porto Torres
Two sisterships are operating on this new
connection: the “Eurocargo Malta” and
“Eurocargo Genoa”, the youngest units
of the Group’s fleet. Delivered by the
Hyundai Mipo shipbuilders last summer,
both units can carry about 4,000 linear
metres of rolling cargo, equivalent to 280
trailers, at a service speed of 23 knots.
With the launch of these new mari-
Irish Minister of Defence
visits the “Grande Senegal”
On the 26 th of July 2010 the Irish
Minister for Defence, Tony Killeen
TD, accompanied by Defence
Forces Chief of Staff, Lieutenant
General Sean McCann, were in the port
of Dublin to oversee to the discharge
operations of the Defence Forces equipment
from the “Grande Senegal”, which
had transported the equipment from
Chad.
The arrival in Dublin represents the final
phase of a major logistics operation
which began in April, following the Irish
Government's decision to commence the
withdrawal of its troops from Chad.
The operation began with the dismantling
of Defence Forces facilities in Goz
Beida, Eastern Chad. Cargo was moved
about 900 km across the desert and
then sensitive cargo was flown to the
Cameroonese port of Douala, while the
remaining equipment of the Defence
Forces was moved 900 km by road and
then onward by rail to the port of Douala.
On the 13 th of July over 3,000 tonnes of
equipment were loaded on board the
“Grande Senegal”, from Douala to Dublin;
the equipment included 208 TEU containers
and 75 trucks, 4x4 and armoured
vehicles, with an assortment of trailers,
fuel bowsers and other wheeled units.
Chad which is located in Central Africa,
is approximately twice the size of France,
with little or no infrastructure.
Cagliari
Tunis
Al Khoms
Livorno
Civitavecchia
Palermo
Trapani
Salerno
Catania
Malta
Patras Corinth
time links the Grimaldi Group further
strengthens its Motorways of the Sea
network and confirms its commitment
to provide an extensive range of direct
connections for the transport of rolling
freight between Northern Italy (Genoa),
Central Italy (Civitavecchia), Sicily (Catania)
and, via transhipment, to the markets
of Greece, Libya and Spain.
The “Grande Senegal”, with a length of
210.92 metres, a width of 32.26 metres
and a gross tonnage of 47,300 tonnes, is
able to load 2,000 cars/vans, 2,000 linear
metres of rolling cargo and 800 TEU. It is
deployed on the Southern Express Service
linking North Europe to the southern
ports of West Africa and the Lisbon Express
Service, linking Portugal with West
Africa.

achievemenTs
Grimaldi receives the Ford
Q1 certification for the 10 th
consecutive year
The automotive giant recognises the Group’s excellence and
quality of services
For the 10 th year in a row the automotive
giant Ford granted the
Grimaldi Group the Ford Q1 quality
certification, the highest award granted
by the automotive firm to its suppliers.
The Group was the first European shipping
company in getting this certificate,
in 1999.
The Ford Motor Company requires high
quality standards from its various suppliers.
One of these requirements is determined
by the QOS (Quality Operating
System) tool that each supplier must use
to achieve the Ford certification, a recognition
of excellence and quality.
The QOS provides a number of parameters,
metrics and systems of work involving
the entire team, including the
Management. Subsequently, on an annual
basis, Ford audits its suppliers to
establish if they really set working procedures
in accordance with the levels of
Ford's demand.
According to Capt. Giovanni Fusco,
Quality and Damage Prevention Manager,
"in 1996 the Group started to integrate
the QOS tool in our quality system involving
all the equipment (ships, terminals,
employees ...) and in 1999 we succeeded
in being credited with the Q1. "
Capt Fusco declared that the 10 th Q1 certification
is a "great satisfaction, not only
because it represents the maintenance of
excellence, but also because it is a commitment
to continuous improvement."
To perform the audit for the Q1 certification,
Ford divides the activities of their
suppliers into four main modules, with
their subdivisions, which will be evaluated
one by one and rated on the basis
of a maximum score. The four modules
quoted refer to the quality (performance
quality, process improvement, customer
focus); delivery (performance in transit),
engineering (equipment, technical and
innovation novice) and the commercial
module (productivity, development prices,
Management ability, etc.).
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achievemenTs
Atlantic Container Line (ACL), a
Grimaldi Group company, was recognised
as a top supplier by American
Honda Motor Co.
President & CEO Tetsuo Iwamura presented
the company’s Premier Partner
Award to ACL for excellence in international
transportation between North
America and Europe. ACL was one of
15 award recipients selected from 45 suppliers
nominated by American Honda
associates nationwide. William Kearns,
Executive Vice-President for ACL, stated:
"It is an honour and a distinct privilege
for ACL to receive this prestigious award
from American Honda. We are very fortunate
to have earned their trust and
support the past 20 years in providing
transportation services for their transatlantic
shipments."
The Premier Partner Awards were established
in 1998 to recognize suppliers who
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American Honda recognises ACL
with Premier Partner Award
From left to right:
Philip W. Byrne, Area Sales Manager, Chicago
ACL with Tetsuo Iwamura, President of
Honda North America, and William F. Kearns
Executive Vice President of ACL
embrace American Honda’s philosophy
of exceeding customer expectations.
This year’s award winners represent
excellence in a variety of industries including
logistics, printing, marketing,
packaging and much more.
“Today we acknowledge an outstanding
group of suppliers who embody Honda’s
philosophy of delivering the highest possible
value to our customers through
quality products and customer service,”
said Gary Kessler, American Honda’s
senior vice president of Human Resources,
Administration and Corporate Affairs.
“The support of these suppliers is critical
to the success of American Honda and
we are honoured to recognize them for
their exceptional contributions.”
Since 1967, ACL has been a specialised
carrier of containers, project and
oversized cargo, heavy equipment and
vehicles with the world’s largest combination
Ro-Ro/containerships. ACL offers
five transatlantic sailings each week as
well as container, Ro-Ro and breakbulk
service between North America and
West Africa and oversized service to the
Mediterranean, Middle East, Australia,
South America, Far East and South Africa.
Beninese Minister of Maritime
Transport visits the “Grande Benin”
Last 3rd of August the m/vessel Grande
Benin was welcomed by a high-ranked
delegation of the Beninese Government at
the port of Cotonou.
The welcoming ceremony was held on
board the vessel and was attended by the
Minister of Maritime Transport Issa Badarou
Soulé, the king of the Yoruba Tribe Onikoyi,
the Italian consul Vitaliano Gobbo
and many local authorities and customers.
After the welcoming speech held by the
master of the vessel Giovan Battista Virzì,
the Managing Director of Grimaldi Benin
Giuliano Petrellese underlined the presence
of the Group in Benin for the last 20
years, in which the Group counts about
2 million vehicles discharged and the
number of yearly calls at Cotonou ex-
ceeding 100.
During the ceremony, the Minister Issa
Badarou Soulé underlined not only the importance
of having the vessel named after
the name of the host country, but also the
contribution that the ro-ro/container vessel
Grande Benin (built in 2009) will give
to the trade of Benin, bringing welfare to
the country. He finally wished the cooperation
between the Grimaldi Group and the
country would continue in a future reciprocal
partnership.
After the blessing of king Onikoyi, who
personally thanked Gianluca Grimaldi,
co-managing director of the Group, and
wished the vessel favorable winds through
out oceans, the ceremony ended with an
exchange of gifts and a visit of the vessel.

Minoan
carries generator
to Greece
O n the 21 st of August Minoan Lines shipped a
generator from Venice to Igoumenitsa on board
the “Olympia Palace”: the abnormal cargo weighed
110 tonnes, had an height of 4 metres, a length of
34.5 metres with a width of 3.85 metres.
Museum quality
handling for vintage trolley
ACL transported a 1912 trolley car from New York to Gothenburg,
Sweden, on board the “Atlantic Concert”. The No. 71 tram was
part of a collection at the Branford Electric Railway in East Haven,
Connecticut, which ran a trolley route from 1907 through 1937. The
trolley was 10 metres long, 1.8 metres wide, 3.8 metres high and had
a weight of 13 tonnes. Upon arrival at Gothenburg the trolley was
safely discharged to the Swedish Tramway Society Museum for display.
Rail wagon
from the UK to Italy
On the 15th of September a rail wagon was shipped on board
the “Gran Bretagna” deployed on the Euromed service
route, from the port of Southampton to Salerno. The wagon, with
a length of 24.5 metres, a width of 2.74 metres and a height of
4.7 metres, weighed 73 tonnes and was loaded on a 1x 80’ mafi.
Old London busses sail
onto “Atlantic Cartier” after
50-year round trip
ACL recently transported a convoy of 11 antique double-decker busses
from the port of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Liverpool, England, on board
its RoRo/Containership “Atlantic Cartier”.
The fleet of former London Transport busses made one of their longest
scheduled trips ever: the classic AEC Routemaster and Regent doubledeckers
returned to the UK after operating at Prince Edward Island, Nova
Scotia, for cruise line passenger tours, since the early 1960s.
On the 11th of May the busses were quickly discharged in Liverpool via the
vessel’s 420-metric tonne capacity stern ramp; they were then stored at
the Port of Liverpool prior to being transported to Essex where the busses
will become part of the Epping Ongar Railway Heritage Service.
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italian domestic Services
CAgLIARI>SALeRNo M j 19:00 k 10:00
CAgLIARI>SALeRNo M l 24:00 m 14:00
CAgLIARI>SALeRNo M o 14:00 p 06:00
CATANIA>CIVITAVeCChIA M/P jln 22:30 kmo 17:00
CATANIA>geNoA M k 02:00 l 07:00
CATANIA>geNoA M l 24.00 n 09:00
CATANIA>geNoA M m 23:00 o 07:00
CATANIA>geNoA M o 22:00 j 06:00
CATANIA>LIVoRNo M k 02:00 m 01:00
CATANIA>LIVoRNo M o 22:00 j 24:00
CIVITAVeCChIA>PoRTo ToRReS* M/P kn 22:15 lo 05:30
CIVITAVeCChIA>TRAPANI M/P l 16:00 m 06:00
CIVITAVeCChIA>CATANIA M kmo 22:30 lnp 17:00
geNoA>CATANIA M j 19:00 l 07:00
geNoA>CATANIA M l 20:00 n 09:00
geNoA>CATANIA M n 21:00 p 07:30
geNoA>CATANIA M o 17:00 p 21:00
LIVoRNo>CATANIA M k 06:00 l 07:00
LIVoRNo>CATANIA M m 07:00 n 09:00
PALeRMo>SALeRNo M n 09:00 n 18:00
PALeRMo>SALeRNo M/P p 18:00 j 05:00
PoRTo ToRReS>CIVITAVeCChIA* M/P kn 11:30 kn 18:45
SALeRNo>CAgLIARI M k 19:00 l 10:00
SALeRNo>CAgLIARI M m 24:00 n 18:00
SALeRNo>CAgLIARI M p 14:00 j 09:00
SALeRNo>PALeRMo M/P j 12:00 j 21:30
SALeRNo>PALeRMo M/P n 24:00 o 10:30
TRAPANI > CIVITAVeCChIA M/P k 23:00 l 13:00
(*) Three-weekly service from 14 june to 11 july 2010 with departures every monday,
thursday and friday from Barcelona and Civitavecchia and every tuesday, friday and
saturday from Porto Torres.
Daily service (monday - saturday) from 12 july to 12 september 2010.
(**) Minoan Lines, a grimaldi group Company, operates ro/ro passenger services
between Venice, Ancona, Corfù, Igoumenitsa, Patras and between
Piraeus and Heraklion. For further information: www.minoan.gr
Loading>Discharging ports Departure Time Arrival Time
LIVoRNo>MALTA M m 07:00 o 06:00
geNoA>MALTA M j 19:00 m 06:00
geNoA>MALTA M l 20:00 n 06:00
geNoA>MALTA M o 17:00 j 06:00
SALeRNo>MALTA M o 18:00 j 16:00
malta > italy
MALTA>CATANIA M/P j 13:00 j 19.00
MALTA>CATANIA M j 22:00 k 04.00
MALTA>CATANIA M m 12:00 m 19.00
MALTA>CATANIA M o 12:00 o 18:00
MALTA>CIVITAVeCChIA M/P j 13:00 k 17:00
MALTA>CIVITAVeCChIA (VIA CAT) M m 12:00 o 17:00
MALTA>geNoA M j 16:00 l 14:00
MALTA>geNoA M m 12:00 o 06:00
MALTA>geNoA M o 12:00 j 06:00
MALTA>LIVoRNo M j 16:00 m 01:00
MALTA>LIVoRNo M o 12:00 j 24.00
MALTA>SALeRNo M m 16:00 n 18:00
italy > libya
CIVITAVeCChIA>TRIPoLI M k 24:00 k 13:00
geNoA>TRIPoLI M o 17:00 l 08:00
PALeRMo>TRIPoLI M p 18:00 p 06:00
SALeRNo>TRIPoLI M o 24:00 k 14:00
libya > italy
TRIPoLI>CIVITAVeCChIA M l 18:00 o 22:00
TRIPoLI>geNoA M l 18:00 j 06:00
TRIPoLI>PALeRMo M l 18:00 o 14:00
TRIPoLI>SALeRNo M l 18:00 m 23:00
Spain > libya
VALeNCIA>TRIPoLI M p 08:00 k 12:00
libya > Spain
TRIPoLI>VALeNCIA M l 18:00 o 20:00
libya > malta
TRIPoLI>MALTA M l 18:00 m 06:00
malta > libya
MALTA>TRIPoLI M j 24:00 k 14:00
libya > tunisia
TRIPoLI>TuNIS M l 18:00 p 07:00
tunisia > libya
TuNIS>TRIPoLI M m 01:00 m 22:30
Loading>Discharging ports Departure Time Arrival Time
italy > Spain
CAgLIARI>VALeNCIA M j 11:00 k 13:00
CAgLIARI>VALeNCIA M l 11:00 m 13:00
CAgLIARI>VALeNCIA M n 22:00 p 07:00
CATANIA>BARCeLoNA (VIA CIV) M jln 22:30 lnp 18:45
CIVITAVeCChIA>BARCeLoNA M/P jklmno 22:15 klmnop 18:45
LIVoRNo>BARCeLoNA M/P jln 23:30 kmo 19:30
LIVoRNo>VALeNCIA M/P l 17:00 n 07:00
LIVoRNo>VALeNCIA M/P o 24:00 j 08:00
PoRTo ToRReS>BARCeLoNA* M/P lo 06:30 lo 18:15
SALeRNo>VALeNCIA M k 19:00 m 13:00
SALeRNo>VALeNCIA M m 24:00 p 07:00
SALeRNo>VALeNCIA M p 14:00 k 13:00
Spain > italy
BARCeLoNA>PoRTo ToRReS* M/P jm 22:15 kn 10:30
BARCeLoNA>CATANIA (VIA CIV) M jln 22:15 lnp 17:00
BARCeLoNA>CIVITAVeCChIA M/P jklmno 22:15 klmnop 18:45
BARCeLoNA>LIVoRNo M/P kmo 24:00 lnp 19:30
VALeNCIA>CAgLIARI M k 20:00 l 20:00
VALeNCIA>CAgLIARI M m 20:00 o 09:00
VALeNCIA>CAgLIARI M p 14:00 j 16:00
VALeNCIA>LIVoRNo M/P j 20:00 l 07:30
VALeNCIA>LIVoRNo M/P n 14:00 o 18:00
VALeNCIA>SALeRNo M k 20:00 m 14:00
VALeNCIA>SALeRNo M m 20:00 p 06:00
VALeNCIA>SALeRNo M p 14:00 k 10:00
italy > greece **
CATANIA>CoRINTh M p 11:00 j 16:00
CATANIA>PATRAS M p 11:00 j 09:00
CIVITAVeCChIA>PATRAS (VIA CAT) M m 22:30 j 09:00
geNoA>CoRINTh M n 21:00 j 16:00
geNoA>PATRAS M n 21:00 j 09:00
greece > italy **
CoRINTh>CATANIA M k 16:00 l 20:00
CoRINTh>geNoA M k 16:00 n 09:00
PATRAS>CATANIA M k 24:00 l 20:00
PATRAS>CIVITAVeCChIA (VIA CAT) M k 24:00 o 17:00
PATRAS>geNoA M k 24:00 n 09:00
italy > tunisia
CIVITAVeCChIA>TuNIS M/P l 16:00 m 16:00
PALeRMo>TuNIS M/P j 24:00 k 09:30
PALeRMo>TuNIS M/P o 11:30 o 21:00
SALeRNo>TuNIS (RADeS) M o 24:00 j 06:00
SALeRNo>TuNIS (VIA PMo) M/P j 12:00 k 10:00
SALeRNo>TuNIS (VIA PMo) M/P n 23:30 o 22:30
TRAPANI > TuNIS M/P m 08:00 m 16:00
tunisia > italy
TRIPoLI>CATANIA M l 18:00 m 24:00
TuNIS >SALeRNo M m 24:00 o 18:00
TuNIS>CIVITAVeCChIA M/P k 13:00 l 13:00
TuNIS>PALeRMo M m 20:00 n 06:00
TuNIS>PALeRMo M/P p 00:00 p 11:30
TuNIS>SALeRNo (VIA PMo) M/P m 20:30 n 20:00
TuNIS>SALeRNo (VIA PMo) M/P o 24:00 j 06:00
TuNIS>TRAPANI M/P k 13:00 k 21:00
italy > malta
CATANIA>MALTA M l 22:00 m 06:00
CATANIA>MALTA M n 22:00 o 06:00
CATANIA>MALTA M/P p 22:30 j 07:00
CATANIA>MALTA M p 23:00 j 06:00
CIVITAVeCChIA>MALTA M k 22:30 m 08:00
CIVITAVeCChIA>MALTA M o 24:00 j 08:00
LIVoRNo>MALTA M k 06:00 m 06:00
Schedules subject to changes without notice
Venice
Genoa
Ancona
Freight-Passengers Freight only Minoan Lines
Livorno
Civitavecchia
Salerno
Barcelona
Igoumenitsa
Porto Torres
Corfu
Valencia
Patras Corinth
Palermo
Cagliari
Piraeus
Catania
Trapani
Tunis
Tangier
Malta
Heraklion
Al Khoms
a Monday b Tuesday c Wednesday d Thursday e Friday f Saturday g Sunday
MP= Freight-Passengers; M= Freight only;
(via Cat)=via Catania; (via Civ)=via Civitavecchia; (via M)=via Malta; (via Pmo)=via Palermo;
Mediterranean Short Sea Network

North Sea & Baltic Ro-Ro
Euro‑Med Network Fixed‑day Schedule
North Sea & Baltic Ro‑Ro
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PoLAND RuSSIA gDyNIA ST. PeTeRSBuRg SuN 11:00 Tue 08:00
SPAIN BeLgIuM BILBAo ANTWeRP WeD 12:00 FRI 09:00
SPAIN FINLAND BILBAo heLSINKI WeD 12:00 MoN 16:00
BILBAo KoTKA WeD 12:00 Tue 06:00
SPAIN RuSSIA BILBAo ST. PeTeRSBuRg WeD 12:00 Tue 08:00
SWeDeN FINLAND MALMö heLSINKI SAT 22:00 MoN 06:45
WALLhAMN * heLSINKI MoN 22:00 Thu 06:45
hALMSTAD * heLSINKI MoN 11:00 Thu 06:45
SWeDeN SPAIN goTheNBuRg BILBAo SAT 14:00 Tue 11:00
HansaLink
FINLAND>geRMANy geRMANy>FINLAND FINLAND>PoLAND PoLAND>FINLAND
Departure Arrival Departure Arrival Departure Arrival Departure Arrival
helsinki Rostock Rostock helsinki helsinki gdynia gdynia helsinki
Tue 18:30 Thu 07:00 MoN 16:30 WeD 09:00 Tue 18:30 WeD 15:00 Tue 11:00 WeD 09:00
Thu 18:30 SAT 07:00 Thu 16:30 SAT 09:00 Thu 18:30 FRI 15:00 FRI 11:00 SAT 09:00
SAT 18:30 MoN 07:00 SAT 16:30 MoN 09:00 SAT 18:30 SuN 15:00 SuN 11:00 MoN 09:00
helsinki Travemünde Travemünde helsinki geRMANy>PoLAND PoLAND>geRMANy
MoN 17:30 Tue 20:30 MoN 03:00 Tue 07:30 Departure Arrival Departure Arrival
Tue 17:30 WeD 20:30 Tue 03:00 WeD 07:30 Rostock gdynia gdynia Rostock
WeD 17:30 Thu 20:30 WeD 03:00 Thu 07:30 MoN 16:30 Tue 07:00 WeD 17:00 Thu 08:30
Thu 17:30 FRI 20:30 Thu 03:00 FRI 07:30 Thu 16:30 FRI 07:00 FRI 17:00 SAT 08:30
FRI 17:30 SAT 20:30 FRI 03:00 SAT 07:30 SAT 16:30 SuN 07:00 SuN 17:00 MoN 08:30
SAT 17:30 SuN 20:30 SAT 03:00 SuN 07:30
SuN 15:00 MoN 20:30 SAN 03:00 MoN 07:30
NordöLink
geRMANy > SWeDeN SWeDeN > geRMANy
Departure Arrival Departure Arrival
Travemünde Malmö Malmö Travemünde
MoN 03:00 MoN 11:30 MoN 16:00 Tue 00:30
MoN 22:00 Tue 07:00 MoN 22:00 Tue 07:00
Tue 02:30 Tue 11:00 Tue 10:00 Tue 19:00
Tue 10:00 Tue 19:00 Tue 16:00 WeD 00:30
Tue 22:00 WeD 07:00 Tue 22:00 WeD 07:00
WeD 02:30 WeD 11:00 WeD 10:00 WeD 19:00
WeD 10:00 WeD 19:00 WeD 16:00 Thu 00:30
WeD 22:00 Thu 07:00 WeD 22:00 Thu 07:00
Thu 02:30 Thu 11:00 Thu 10:00 Thu 19:00
Thu 10:00 Thu 19:00 Thu 16:00 FRI 00:30
Thu 22:00 FRI 07:00 Thu 22:00 FRI 07:00
FRI 02:30 FRI 11:00 FRI 10:00 FRI 19:00
FRI 10:00 FRI 19:00 FRI 16:00 SAT 00:30
FRI 22:00 SAT 07:00 FRI 22:00 SAT 07:00
SAT 03:00 SAT 11:30 SAT 10:00 SAT 19:00
SAT 11:00 SAT 20:00 SAT 13:30 SAT 23:00
SAT 22:00 SuN 07:00 SAT 23:00 SuN 08:00
SuN 01:30 SuN 11:00 SuN 10:00 SuN 19:00
SuN 11:00 SuN 20:00 SuN 16:00 MoN 00:30
SuN 22:00 MoN 07:00 SuN 22:00 MoN 07:00
FinnLink
FINLAND > SWeDeN SWeDeN > FINLAND
Departure Arrival Departure Arrival
Naantali Kapellskär Kapellskär Naantali
MoN 09:30 MoN 16:30 MoN 01:00 MoN 10:00
MoN 17:00 MoN 23:15 MoN 09:15 MoN 18:15
MoN 22:30 Tue 05:30 MoN 21:45 Tue 06:45
Tue 09:30 Tue 16:30 Tue 01:00 Tue 10:00
Tue 17:00 Tue 23:15 Tue 09:15 Tue 18:15
Tue 22:30 WeD 05:30 Tue 21:45 WeD 06:45
WeD 09:30 WeD 16:30 WeD 01:00 WeD 10:00
WeD 17:00 WeD 23:15 WeD 09:15 WeD 18:15
WeD 22:30 Thu 05:30 WeD 21:45 Thu 06:45
Thu 09:30 Thu 16:30 Thu 01:00 Thu 10:00
Thu 17:00 Thu 23:15 Thu 09:15 Thu 18:15
Thu 22:30 FRI 05:30 Thu 21:45 FRI 06:45
FRI 09:30 FRI 16:30 FRI 01:00 FRI 10:00
FRI 17:00 FRI 23:15 FRI 09:15 FRI 18:15
FRI 22:30 SAT 05:30 FRI 21:45 SAT 06:45
SAT 09:30 SAT 16:30 SAT 09:15 SAT 18:15
SAT 22:30 SuN 05:30 SAT 21:45 SuN 06:45
SuN 09:30 SuN 16:30 SuN 09:15 SuN 18:15
SuN 12:00 SuN 18:30 SuN 21:45 MoN 06:45
SuN 22:30 MoN 05:30
North Sea & Baltic Ro‑Ro
Loading country Discharging country Loading port Discharging port Departure Arrival
BeLgIuM FINLAND ANTWeRP heLSINKI Thu 18:00 MoN 07:00
ANTWeRP heLSINKI FRI 20:00 MoN 15:30
ANTWeRP KoTKA FRI 20:00 Tue 06:30
ANTWeRP RAuMA Thu 18:00 Tue 08:00
BeLgIuM The NeTheRLANDS ANTWeRP AMSTeRDAM Thu 18:00 FRI 07:30
BeLgIuM PoLAND ANTWeRP gDyNIA Thu 18:00 WeD 15:00
BeLgIuM RuSSIA ANTWeRP ST. PeTeRSBuRg Thu 18:00 Tue 08:00
DeNMARK FINLAND AARhuS heLSINKI Tue 18:00 Thu 06:45
AARhuS heLSINKI Thu 18:00 SAT 06:45
AARhuS heLSINKI SAT 15:00 MoN 06:45
FINLAND BeLgIuM heLSINKI ANTWeRP SAT 15:00 Thu 09:00
heLSINKI ANTWeRP Thu 19:00 ***FRI 09:00
KoTKA ANTWeRP FRI 22:00 Thu 09:00
FINLAND DeNMARK heLSINKI AARhuS Tue 18:00 Thu 07:00
heLSINKI AARhuS Thu 18:00 SAT 07:00
heLSINKI AARhuS SAT 15:00 MoN 07:00
FINLAND geRMANy KoTKA LüBeCK Thu 15:00 SAT 10:00
RAuMA LüBeCK SAT 18:00 Tue 07:00
RAuMA LüBeCK Tue 10:00 Thu 07:00
RAuMA RoSToCK SAT 18:00 MoN 06:00
TuRKu TRAVeMüNDe Tue 21:00 Thu 07:00
TuRKu TRAVeMüNDe SAT 14:00 SuN 22:00
FINLAND gReAT BRITAIN heLSINKI huLL MoN 15:00 SAT 12:00
heLSINKI huLL SAT 15:00 Tue 16:00
heLSINKI IMMINghAM SAT 15:00 Tue 08:00
KoTKA huLL FRI 22:00 Tue 16:00
KoTKA IMMINghAM FRI 22:00 Tue 08:00
RAuMA huLL WeD 22:00 SAT 12:00
FINLAND The NeTheRLANDS heLSINKI AMSTeRDAM SAT 15:00 FRI 07:30
KoTKA AMSTeRDAM FRI 22:00 FRI 07:30
FINLAND SPAIN heLSINKI BILBAo Thu 19:00 Tue 11:00
KoTKA BILBAo WeD 22:00 Tue 11:00
FINLAND SWeDeN heLSINKI * hALMSTAD SAT 15:00 Tue 06:00
heLSINKI MALMö Thu 18:00 SAT 20:00
heLSINKI goTheNBuRg Thu 22:00 SAT 08:00
heLSINKI * WALLhAMN SAT 15:00 MoN 22:00
KoTKA goTheNBuRg WeD 22:00 SAT 08:00
geRMANy FINLAND LüBeCK heLSINKI SAT 19:00 MoN 06:45
LüBeCK KoTKA SAT 13:00 Thu 06:00
LüBeCK * RAuMA Tue 16:00 Thu 15:30
LüBeCK * RAuMA FRI 16:00 FRI 07:00
LüBeCK TuRKu Tue 16:00 Thu 15:00
LüBeCK TuRKu FRI 19:00 SAT 07:00
RoSToCK RAuMA MoN 15:00 FRI 07:00
TRAVeMüNDe heLSINKI FRI 22:00 SuN 15:00
TRAVeMüNDe RAuMA Tue 17:00 FRI 07:00
TRAVeMüNDe RAuMA SAT 17:00 MoN 15:00
TRAVeMüNDe TuRKu MoN 02:00 Tue 15:00
TRAVeMüNDe TuRKu WeD 02:00 Thu 15:00
TRAVeMüNDe TuRKu Thu 17:00 SAT 07:00
TRAVeMüNDe TuRKu SAT 17:00 MoN 06:30
gReAT BRITAIN BeLgIuM huLL ANTWeRP WeD 10:00 Thu 09:00
IMMINghAM ANTWeRP Tue 13:00 Thu 09:00
gReAT BRITAIN FINLAND huLL heLSINKI SAT 24:00 Tue 16:00
huLL KoTKA SAT 24:00 Thu 06:00
huLL heLSINKI WeD 10:00 MoN 07:00
IMMINghAM heLSINKI Tue 13:00 MoN 07:00
IMMINghAM RAuMA Tue 13:00 Tue 08:00
gReAT BRITAIN The NeTheRLANDS huLL AMSTeRDAM WeD 10:00 FRI 07:30
IMMINghAM AMSTeRDAM Tue 13:00 Thu 09:00
gReAT BRITAIN RuSSIA huLL ST. PeTeRSBuRg WeD 10:00 Tue 08:00
IMMINghAM ST. PeTeRSBuRg Tue 13:00 Tue 08:00
The NeTheRLANDS FINLAND AMSTeRDAM heLSINKI FRI 15:00 MoN 07:00
AMSTeRDAM RAuMA FRI 15:00 Tue 08:00
The NeTheRLANDS RuSSIA AMSTeRDAM ST. PeTeRSBuRg FRI 15:00 Tue 08:00
Schedules subject to changes without notice
TransRussiaExpress
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FINLAND RuSSIA heLSINKI ST. PeTeRSBuRg MoN 15:00 Tue 08:00
geRMANy RuSSIA LüBeCK ST. PeTeRSBuRg WeD 19:00 SAT 08:00
LüBeCK ST. PeTeRSBuRg SAT 19:00 Tue 08:00
SASSNITZ ST. PeTeRSBuRg Thu 08:00 SAT 08:00
RuSSIA FINLAND ST. PeTeRSBuRg KoTKA WeD 20:00 Thu 06:00
RuSSIA geRMANy ST. PeTeRSBuRg LüBeCK WeD 20:00 SAT 07:00
ST. PeTeRSBuRg LüBeCK SAT 20:00 Tue 07:00
ST. PeTeRSBuRg SASSNITZ SAT 20:00 MoN 17:00
* EvErY OThEr WEEk ** OnCE A WEEk *** nExT WEEk

South America /West Africa Service
North America /West Africa Service
North Europe /West Africa Northern Express Service
North Europe /West Africa Central Express Service
North Europe /West Africa Southern Express Service
North Europe /South America Service
North America /North Europe Service
Atlantic Network
Eurocargo Service
eurocarGo eurocarGo eurocarGo eurocarGo eurocarGo eurocarGo eurocarGo eurocarGo
Vessel
euroPa africa euroPa africa euroPa africa euroPa africa
Ports of call
eCe0610 eCA0710 eCe0710 eCA0810 eCe0810 eCA0910 eCe0111 eCA0111
TILBuRy 25/Aug(*) 18/Sep(*) 30/Sep(*) 18/oct(*) 05/Nov(*) 23/Nov(*) 11/Dec(*) 29/Dec(*)
hAMBuRg 23/Aug(*) 16/Sep(*) 28/Sep(*) 20/oct(*) 02/Nov(*) 25/Nov(*) 08/Dec(*) 26/Dec(*)
Le hAVRe 28/Aug(*) 18/Sep(*) 03/oct(*) 21/oct(*) 06/Nov(*) 20/Nov(*) 08/Dec(*) 20/Dec(*)
ANTWeRP 29/Aug 20/Sep 04/oct 24/oct 08/Nov 26/Nov 13/Dec 30/Dec
BILBAo 24/Aug 14/Sep 28/Sep 12/oct 02/Nov 30/Nov 14/Dec 28/Dec
LISBoN 23/Aug(*) 11/Sep(*) 28/Sep(*) 16/oct(*) 05/Nov(*) 25/Nov(*) 03/Dec(*) 24/Dec(*)
DAKAR 07/Sep 27/Sep 12/oct 31/oct 15/Nov 04/Dec 20/Dec 07/Jan
BANJuL 08/Sep 28/Sep 13/oct 01/Nov 16/Nov 05/Dec 21/Dec 08/Jan
DAKAR 30/Sep 15/oct 03/Nov 18/Nov 06/Dec 23/Dec 09/Jan
MoNRoVIA 11/Sep 02/oct 17/oct 05/Nov 20/Nov 09/Dec 25/Dec 11/Jan
PoINTe NoIRe 07/oct 22/oct 10/Nov 25/Nov 14/Dec 30/Dec 16/Jan
BoMA 17/Sep 09/oct 24/oct 12/Nov 27/Nov 15/Dec 01/Jan 18/Jan
South America / West Africa Service
Vessel theBeland carMania exPress carMania exPress carMania exPress carMania exPress
Ports of call
The0810 CAe0710 CAe0810 CAe0910 CAe0111
SANToS 27/Sep 14/oct 14/Nov 15/Dec 15/Jan
PARANAguA 28/Sep 16/oct 16/Nov 17/Dec 17/Jan
LAgoS 13/oct 27/oct 27/Nov 28/Dec 28/Jan
LuANDA 08/oct 31/oct 01/Dec 01/Jan 01/Feb
Schedules subject to changes without notice
North America / West Africa Service
Vessel Grande Marocco Grande Guinea Grande Benin Grande Marocco Grande Guinea Grande Benin Grande Marocco Grande Guinea Grande Benin Grande Marocco
Ports of call
gMA0310 ggu0110 gBN0610 gMA0410 ggu0210 gBN0710 gMA0510 ggu0310 gBN0111 gMA0111
JACKSoNVILLe 02/Sep 13/Sep 27/Sep 11/oct 25/oct 08/Nov 22/Nov 06/Dec 20/Dec 03/Jan
SAVANNAh 03/Sep 14/Sep 28/Sep 12/oct 25/oct 09/Nov 23/Nov 06/Dec 21/Dec 04/Jan
BALTIMoRe 05/Sep 16/Sep 01/oct 15/oct 27/oct 12/Nov 26/Nov 08/Dec 24/Dec 07/Jan
NeW yoRK (ASI) 09/Sep 21/Sep 04/oct 18/oct 28/oct 14/Nov 29/Nov 10/Dec 27/Dec 10/Jan
NeW yoRK (BAT) 10/Sep 21/Sep 05/oct 18/oct 28/oct 15/Nov 29/Nov 10/Dec 28/Dec 10/Jan
BoSToN 19/Sep 07/oct 20/oct 29/oct 17/Nov 01/Dec 11/Dec 30/Dec 12/Jan
DAKAR 18/Sep 29/Sep 15/oct 28/oct 05/Nov 25/Nov 09/Dec 18/Dec 06/Jan 20/Jan
BANJuL 28/Sep(*) 13/oct(*) 01/Nov(*) 01/Nov(*) 16/Nov(*) 05/Dec(*) 21/Dec(*) 21/Dec(*) 08/Jan(*) 29/oct(*)
CoNAKRy 23/Sep(*) 05/oct(*) 21/oct(*) 06/Nov(*) 14/Nov(*) 30/Nov(*) 16/Dec(*) 16/Dec(*) 09/Jan(*) 26/Jan(*)
FReeToWN 24/Sep(*) 06/oct(*) 22/oct(*) 07/Nov(*) 15/Nov(*) 01/Dec(*) 17/Dec(*) 17/Dec(*) 10/Jan(*) 27/Jan(*)
MoNRoVIA 02/oct(*) 17/oct(*) 05/Nov(*) 05/Nov(*) 20/Nov(*) 09/Dec(*) 25/Dec(*) 25/Dec(*) 11/Jan(*) 02/Nov(*)
BoMA 09/oct(*) 24/oct(*) 12/Nov(*) 12/Nov(*) 27/Nov(*) 15/Dec(*) 01/Jan(*) 01/Jan(*) 18/Jan(*) 08/Nov(*)
DouALA 05/oct(*) 23/oct(*) 10/Nov(*) 21/Nov(*) 29/Nov(*) 16/Dec(*) 29/Dec(*) 29/Dec(*) 16/Dec(*) 19/Nov(*)
PoINTe NoIRe 07/oct(*) 22/oct(*) 10/Nov(*) 10/Nov(*) 25/Nov(*) 14/Dec(*) 30/Dec(*) 30/Dec(*) 16/Jan(*) 07/Nov(*)
LuANDA 29/Sep(*) 09/oct(*) 30/oct(*) 14/Nov(*) 21/Nov(*) 09/Dec(*) 17/Dec(*) 17/Dec(*) 09/Dec(*) 11/Nov(*)
LoBITo 17/oct(*) 17/oct(*) 04/Nov(*) 04/Dec(*) 04/Dec(*) 22/Dec(*) 22/Dec(*) 22/Dec(*) 30/oct(*) 10/oct(*)
CoToNou 22/Sep 03/oct 19/oct 01/Nov 09/Nov 30/Nov 14/Dec 22/Dec 10/Jan 25/Jan
LAgoS 23/Sep 05/oct 20/oct 03/Nov 11/Nov 01/Dec 15/Dec 24/Dec 12/Jan 26/Jan
LoMe 25/Sep 07/oct 22/oct 04/Nov 13/Nov 02/Dec 16/Dec 25/Dec 13/Jan 27/Jan
TeMA 26/Sep 08/oct 23/oct 05/Nov 14/Nov 04/Dec 17/Dec 26/Dec 15/Jan 28/Jan
ABIDJAN 23/Sep(*) 07/oct(*) 20/oct(*) 31/oct(*) 12/Nov(*) 30/Nov(*) 12/Dec(*) 12/Dec(*) 05/Jan(*) 23/Jan(*)
Atlantic Network Quarterly Schedule
* By TRANShIPMeNT

Atlantic Network Quarterly Schedule
Lisbon Express Service
Vessel Grande seneGal Grande anGola Grande caMeroon rePuBBlica di Venezia rePuBBlica di roMa Grande seneGal Grande anGola Grande caMeroon rePuBBlica di Venezia Grande Benin Grande seneGal Grande anGola Grande caMeroon
Ports of call
gSe0610 gRA0710 gCA0310 RDV0710 RDR0710 gSe0710 gRA0810 gCA0410 RDV0111 gBN0111 gSe0111 gRA0111 gCA0111
LeIxoeS 27/Sep 06/oct 15/oct 26/oct 13/Nov 23/Nov 02/Dec 14/Dec 24/Dec 02/Jan 12/Jan 23/Jan
LISBoN 28/Sep 08/oct 16/oct 28/oct 05/Nov 15/Nov 25/Nov 03/Dec 16/Dec 26/Dec 04/Jan 14/Jan 25/Jan
DAKAR 04/oct 14/oct 22/oct 04/Nov 12/Nov 21/Nov 01/Dec 09/Dec 23/Dec 01/Jan 10/Jan 20/Jan 31/Jan
LuANDA 12/oct 22/oct 30/oct 13/Nov 21/Nov 29/Nov 09/Dec 17/Dec 01/Jan 09/Jan 18/Jan 28/Jan 08/Feb
LoBITo 16/oct 04/Nov 04/Dec 22/Dec 23/Jan 12/Feb
DouALA 22/oct 29/oct 10/Nov 20/Nov 29/Nov 09/Dec 16/Dec 29/Dec 08/Jan 15/Jan 28/Jan 05/Feb 18/Feb
ABIDJAN 26/oct 14/Nov 13/Dec 02/Jan 01/Feb 22/Feb
North Europe / West Africa Central Express Service
Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande
Vessel
niGeria arGentina Ghana atlantico aMerica africa niGeria arGentina Ghana atlantico aMerica africa niGeria arGentina Ghana atlantico aMerica africa niGeria
Ports of call
gNI0810 gAR0810 ggh0810 gAT0910 gAM0910 gAF0910 gNI0910 gAR0910 ggh0910 gAT1010 gAM1010 gAF1010 gNI1010 gAR0111 ggh0111 gAT0111 gAM0111 gAF0111 gNI0111
AMSTeRDAM 26/Sep 02/oct 08/oct 14/oct 20/oct 26/oct 01/Nov 07/Nov 13/Nov 19/Nov 25/Nov 01/Dec 07/Dec 13/Dec 19/Dec 25/Dec 31/Dec 06/Jan 12/Jan
hAMBuRg 28/Sep 03/oct 09/oct 15/oct 21/oct 27/oct 02/Nov 08/Nov 14/Nov 20/Nov 26/Nov 02/Dec 08/Dec 14/Dec 20/Dec 26/Dec 01/Jan 07/Jan 13/Jan
TILBuRy 30/Sep 06/oct 12/oct 18/oct 24/oct 30/oct 05/Nov 11/Nov 17/Nov 23/Nov 29/Nov 05/Dec 11/Dec 17/Dec 23/Dec 29/Dec 04/Jan 10/Jan 16/Jan
ANTWeRP 21/oct(*) 28/Sep(*) 05/oct(*) 12/oct(*) 19/oct(*) 26/oct(*) 02/Nov(*) 02/Nov(*) 09/Nov(*) 16/Nov(*) 23/Nov(*) 30/Nov(*) 07/Dec(*) 14/Dec(*) 14/Dec(*) 21/Dec(*) 28/Dec(*) 11/Jan(*) 04/Jan(*)
Le hAVRe 03/oct(*) 03/oct(*) 12/oct(*) 21/oct(*) 21/oct(*) 24/oct(*) 06/Nov(*) 14/Nov(*) 11/Nov(*) 20/Nov(*) 30/Nov(*) 08/Dec(*) 08/Dec(*) 16/Dec(*) 20/Dec(*) 01/Jan(*) 01/Jan(*) 09/Jan(*) 17/Jan(*)
BILBAo 21/Sep 28/Sep 05/oct 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 02/Nov 14/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan 11/Jan
DAKAR 09/oct 16/oct 22/oct 28/oct 03/Nov 09/Nov 15/Nov 21/Nov 27/Nov 03/Dec 09/Dec 15/Dec 21/Dec 27/Dec 02/Jan 08/Jan 14/Jan 20/Jan 26/Jan
ABIDJAN 13/oct 20/oct 25/oct 31/oct 06/Nov 12/Nov 18/Nov 24/Nov 30/Nov 06/Dec 12/Dec 18/Dec 24/Dec 30/Dec 05/Jan 11/Jan 17/Jan 23/Jan 29/Jan
CoToNou 15/oct 21/oct 27/oct 02/Nov 08/Nov 14/Nov 20/Nov 26/Nov 02/Dec 08/Dec 14/Dec 20/Dec 26/Dec 01/Jan 07/Jan 13/Jan 19/Jan 25/Jan 31/Jan
LAgoS 16/oct 23/oct 29/oct 04/Nov 10/Nov 16/Nov 22/Nov 28/Nov 04/Dec 10/Dec 16/Dec 22/Dec 28/Dec 03/Jan 09/Jan 15/Jan 21/Jan 27/Jan 02/Feb
TeMA 18/oct 25/oct 31/oct 06/Nov 12/Nov 18/Nov 24/Nov 30/Nov 06/Dec 12/Dec 18/Dec 24/Dec 30/Dec 05/Jan 11/Jan 17/Jan 23/Jan 29/Jan 04/Feb
North Europe / West Africa Southern Express Service
Schedules subject to changes without notice
Vessel Grande seneGal Grande anGola Grande caMeroon rePuBBlica di Venezia rePuBBlica di roMa Grande seneGal Grande anGola Grande caMeroon rePuBBlica di Venezia Grande Benin Grande seneGal Grande anGola Grande caMeroon
Ports of call
gSe0610 gRA0710 gCA0310 RDV0710 RDR0710 gSe0710 gRA0810 gCA0410 RDV0111 gBN0111 gSe0111 gRA0111 gCA0111
AMSTeRDAM 17/Sep 20/Sep(*) 06/oct 14/oct(*) 20/oct(*) 04/Nov 13/Nov(*) 23/Nov 01/Dec(*) 13/Dec(*) 24/Dec 31/Dec(*) 14/Jan
hAMBuRg 20/Sep 29/Sep 08/oct 19/oct 28/oct 06/Nov 16/Nov 25/Nov 07/Dec 17/Dec 26/Dec 05/Jan 16/Jan
TILBuRy 19/Sep(*) 24/Sep(*) 06/oct(*) 18/oct(*) 25/oct(*) 05/Nov(*) 17/Nov(*) 26/Nov(*) 05/Dec(*) 17/Dec(*) 23/Dec(*) 05/Jan(*) 16/Jan(*)
ANTWeRP 21/Sep 01/oct 10/oct 21/oct 30/oct 08/Nov 18/Nov 27/Nov 09/Dec 19/Dec 28/Dec 07/Jan 18/Jan
Le hAVRe 24/Sep 03/oct 12/oct 23/oct 01/Nov 10/Nov 20/Nov 29/Nov 11/Dec 21/Dec 30/Dec 09/Jan 20/Jan
BILBAo 14/Sep 28/Sep 05/oct 12/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 18/Dec 30/Dec 11/Jan
LeIxoeS 27/Sep 06/oct 15/oct 26/oct 13/Nov 23/Nov 02/Dec 14/Dec 24/Dec 02/Jan 12/Jan 23/Jan
LISBoN 28/Sep 08/oct 16/oct 28/oct 05/Nov 15/Nov 25/Nov 03/Dec 16/Dec 26/Dec 04/Jan 14/Jan 25/Jan
CASABLANCA 30/Sep 10/oct 18/oct 30/oct 07/Nov 17/Nov 27/Nov 05/Dec 18/Dec 28/Dec 06/Jan 16/Jan 27/Jan
DAKAR 04/oct 14/oct 22/oct 04/Nov 12/Nov 21/Nov 01/Dec 09/Dec 23/Dec 01/Jan 10/Jan 20/Jan 31/Jan
LoMe 08/oct 18/oct 26/oct 08/Nov 17/Nov 25/Nov 05/Dec 14/Dec 27/Dec 05/Jan 14/Jan 24/Jan 04/Feb
LuANDA 12/oct 22/oct 30/oct 13/Nov 21/Nov 29/Nov 09/Dec 17/Dec 01/Jan 09/Jan 18/Jan 28/Jan 08/Feb
LoBITo 16/oct 04/Nov 04/Dec 22/Dec 23/Jan 12/Feb
DouALA 22/oct 29/oct 10/Nov 20/Nov 29/Nov 09/Dec 16/Dec 29/Dec 08/Jan 15/Jan 28/Jan 05/Feb 18/Feb
ABIDJAN 26/oct 14/Nov 13/Dec 02/Jan 01/Feb 22/Feb
North Europe / West Africa Northern Express Service
Vessel
Grande Grande Grande rePuBBlica Grande Grande rePuBBlica Grande Grande Grande rePuBBlica Grande Grande rePuBBlica Grande Grande Grande rePuBBlica
san Paolo francia Brasile arGentina Buenos aires aMBurGo del Brasile san Paolo francia Brasile arGentina Buenos aires aMBurGo del Brasile san Paolo francia Brasile arGentina
Ports of call
gRS0510 gFR0610 gBR0510 RAg0510 gBA0610 ghA0810 RBR0610 gRS0610 gFR0710 gBR0610 RAg0610 gBA0710 ghA0111 RBR0111 gRS0111 gFR0111 gBR0111 RAg0111
hAMBuRg 08/Sep 14/Sep 19/Sep 01/oct 08/oct 16/oct 25/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 17/Nov 25/Nov 03/Dec 11/Dec 19/Dec 27/Dec 04/Jan 12/Jan 20/Jan
TILBuRy 10/Sep 22/Sep 10/oct 18/oct 27/oct 04/Nov 11/Nov 19/Nov 27/Nov 05/Dec 13/Dec 21/Dec 29/Dec 06/Jan 14/Jan 22/Jan
ANTWeRP 12/Sep 16/Sep 25/Sep 03/oct 12/oct 20/oct 29/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 21/Nov 29/Nov 07/Dec 15/Dec 23/Dec 31/Dec 08/Jan 16/Jan 24/Jan
Le hAVRe 16/Sep 20/Sep 29/Sep 06/oct 15/oct 22/oct 31/oct 08/Nov 15/Nov 23/Nov 01/Dec 09/Dec 17/Dec 25/Dec 02/Jan 10/Jan 18/Jan 26/Jan
BILBAo 31/Aug 07/Sep 14/Sep 21/Sep 05/oct 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan 23/Nov
DAKAR 23/Sep 27/Sep 06/oct 13/oct 21/oct 28/oct 06/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 29/Nov 07/Dec 15/Dec 23/Dec 31/Dec 08/Jan 16/Jan 24/Jan 01/Feb
CoNAKRy 25/Sep 29/Sep 08/oct 23/oct 30/oct 08/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 01/Dec 09/Dec 17/Dec 25/Dec 02/Jan 10/Jan 18/Jan 26/Jan 03/Feb
FReeToWN 26/Sep 30/Sep 09/oct 15/oct 24/oct 31/oct 09/Nov 17/Nov 24/Nov 02/Dec 10/Dec 18/Dec 26/Dec 03/Jan 11/Jan 19/Jan 27/Jan 04/Feb
* By TRANShIPMeNT

North Europe / South America Line
Grande
Grande
rePuBBlica Grande san Grande Grande rePuBBlica
Grande rePuBBlica Grande san Grande Grande rePuBBlica
Grande rePuBBlica Grande san Grande Grande rePuBBlica
Vessel
Buenos
Buenos
del Brasile Paolo francia Brasile arGentina
aMBurGo del Brasile Paolo francia Brasile arGentina
aMBurGo del Brasile Paolo francia Brasile arGentina
aires
aires
Ports of call
RBR0510 gRS0510 gFR0610 gBR0510 RAg0510 gBA0610 ghA0810 RBR0610 gRS0610 gFR0710 gBR0610 RAg0610 gBA0710 ghA0111 RBR0111 gRS0111 gFR0111 gBR0111 RAg0111
eMDeN 07/Sep 28/Sep 14/oct 22/oct 30/oct 07/Nov 15/Nov 24/Nov 01/Dec 09/Dec 16/Dec 25/Dec 02/Jan 10/Jan 18/Jan
hAMBuRg 29/Aug 08/Sep 14/Sep 21/Sep 29/Sep 07/oct 15/oct 23/oct 31/oct 08/Nov 16/Nov 24/Nov 02/Dec 10/Dec 18/Dec 26/Dec 03/Jan 11/Jan 19/Jan
TILBuRy 26/Aug 10/Sep 22/Sep 09/oct 17/oct 25/oct 02/Nov 10/Nov 18/Nov 26/Nov 04/Dec 12/Dec 20/Dec 28/Dec 05/Jan 13/Jan 21/Jan
ANTWeRP 01/Sep 12/Sep 16/Sep 24/Sep 01/oct 11/oct 19/oct 27/oct 04/Nov 12/Nov 20/Nov 28/Nov 06/Dec 14/Dec 22/Dec 30/Dec 07/Jan 15/Jan 23/Jan
Le hAVRe 03/Sep 15/Sep 18/Sep 26/Sep 03/oct 13/oct 21/oct 29/oct 06/Nov 14/Nov 22/Nov 30/Nov 08/Dec 16/Dec 24/Dec 01/Jan 09/Jan 17/Jan 25/Jan
BILBAo 24/Aug(*) 31/Aug(*) 07/Sep(*) 14/Sep(*) 21/Sep(*) 05/oct(*) 12/oct(*) 19/oct(*) 26/oct(*) 02/Nov(*) 09/Nov(*) 23/Nov(*) 30/Nov(*) 07/Dec(*) 14/Dec(*) 21/Dec(*) 28/Dec(*) 11/Jan(*) 18/Jan(*)
LISBoN 23/Aug(*) 11/Sep(*) 11/Sep(*) 23/Sep(*) 28/Sep(*) 08/oct(*) 16/oct(*) 16/oct(*) 05/Nov(*) 05/Nov(*) 15/Nov(*) 25/Nov(*) 03/Dec(*) 03/Dec(*) 03/Dec(*) 03/Dec(*) 03/Dec(*) 03/Dec(*) 03/Dec(*)
DAKAR 03/Sep 21/Sep 26/Sep 03/oct 10/oct 19/oct 27/oct 04/Nov 12/Nov 20/Nov 28/Nov 06/Dec 14/Dec 22/Dec 30/Dec 07/Jan 15/Jan 24/Jan 31/Jan
FoRTALeZA 11/Sep
VIToRIA 30/Sep 14/oct 30/oct 07/Nov 23/Nov 01/Dec 09/Dec 25/Dec 02/Jan 18/Jan 26/Jan 03/Feb
RIo De JANeIRo 16/Sep 02/oct 07/oct 15/oct 21/oct 31/oct 08/Nov 15/Nov 24/Nov 02/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec 26/Dec 03/Jan 11/Jan 19/Jan 27/Jan 04/Feb 11/Feb
SANToS 17/Sep 03/oct 09/oct 17/oct 23/oct 02/Nov 10/Nov 17/Nov 26/Nov 04/Dec 12/Dec 19/Dec 28/Dec 05/Jan 12/Jan 21/Jan 29/Jan 06/Feb 13/Feb
MoNTeVIDeo 20/oct 13/Nov 07/Dec 31/Dec 01/Feb
ZARATe 21/Sep 07/oct 13/oct 21/oct 26/oct 06/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 30/Nov 08/Dec 16/Dec 23/Dec 01/Jan 09/Jan 16/Jan 25/Jan 02/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb
BueNoS AIReS 23/Sep 09/oct 14/oct 23/oct 28/oct 07/Nov 16/Nov 22/Nov 01/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec 24/Dec 03/Jan 10/Jan 17/Jan 26/Jan 04/Feb 11/Feb 18/Feb
PARANAguA 26/Sep 12/oct 18/oct 26/oct 31/oct 10/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 04/Dec 13/Dec 20/Dec 28/Dec 06/Jan 13/Jan 21/Jan 29/Jan 07/Feb 14/Feb 22/Feb
SANToS 29/Sep 13/oct 19/oct 28/oct 04/Nov 12/Nov 21/Nov 29/Nov 06/Dec 15/Dec 22/Dec 31/Dec 08/Jan 15/Jan 24/Jan 31/Jan 09/Feb 16/Feb 25/Feb
RIo De JANeIRo 28/Sep 14/oct 21/oct 29/oct 02/Nov 13/Nov 22/Nov 28/Nov 07/Dec 16/Dec 23/Dec 30/Dec 09/Jan 16/Jan 23/Jan 01/Feb 10/Feb 17/Feb 24/Feb
DAKAR 08/oct 22/oct 29/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 22/Nov 01/Dec 08/Dec 16/Dec 25/Dec 01/Jan 09/Jan 18/Jan 25/Jan 02/Feb 10/Feb 19/Feb 26/Feb 06/Mar
* By TRANShIPMeNT
ACL Weekly Fixed‑day Schedule
Schedules subject to changes without notice
North America / North Europe Service
atl coMPass atl cartier atl conVeyor atl concert atl coMPanion atl coMPass atl cartier atl conVeyor atl concert atl coMPanion atl coMPass atl cartier atl conVeyor atl concert atl coMPanion
Vessel
Ports of call
0354/0259 0355/0260 0356/0261 0357/0262 0358/0263 0359/0264 0360/0265 0361/0266 0362/0267 0363/0268 0364/0269 0365/0270 0366/1271 0367/1272 1368/1273
Fixed Day
hAMBuRg Saturday 25/Sep 02/oct 09/oct 16/oct 23/oct 30/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 20/Nov 27/Nov 04/Dec 11/Dec 18/Dec 25/Dec 01/Jan
goTheNBuRg Monday 26/Sep 03/oct 10/oct 17/oct 24/oct 31/oct 07/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 28/Nov 05/Dec 12/Dec 19/Dec 26/Dec 02/Jan
ANTWeRP Wednesday 29/Sep 06/oct 13/oct 20/oct 27/oct 03/Nov 10/Nov 17/Nov 24/Nov 01/Dec 08/Dec 15/Dec 22/Dec 29/Dec 05/Jan
LIVeRPooL Saturday 01/oct 08/oct 15/oct 22/oct 29/oct 05/Nov 12/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 03/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec 24/Dec 31/Dec 07/Jan
hALIFAx Sunday 10/oct 17/oct 24/oct 31/oct 07/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 28/Nov 05/Dec 12/Dec 19/Dec 26/Dec 02/Jan 09/Jan 16/Jan
NeW yoRK CITy Tuesday 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan 11/Jan 18/Jan
NeW yoRK FAPS Tuesday 12/oct 19/Jan 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan 11/Jan 18/Jan
BALTIMoRe Thursday 14/oct 21/oct 28/oct 04/Nov 11/Nov 18/Nov 25/Nov 02/Dec 09/Dec 16/Dec 23/Dec 30/Dec 06/Jan 13/Jan 20/Jan
PoRTSMouTh Friday 15/oct 22/oct 29/oct 05/Nov 12/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 03/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec 24/Dec 31/Dec 07/Jan 14/Jan 21/Jan
NeW yoRK CITy Saturday 16/oct 23/oct 30/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 20/Nov 27/Nov 04/Dec 11/Dec 18/Dec 25/Dec 01/Jan 08/Jan 15/Jan 22/Jan
hALIFAx Monday 18/oct 25/oct 01/Nov 08/Nov 15/Nov 22/Nov 29/Nov 06/Dec 13/Dec 20/Dec 27/Dec 03/Jan 10/Jan 17/Jan 24/Jan
LIVeRPooL Tuesday 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan 11/Jan 18/Jan 25/Jan 01/Feb
ANTWeRP Friday 28/oct 04/Nov 11/Nov 18/Nov 25/Nov 02/Dec 09/Dec 16/Dec 23/Dec 30/Dec 06/Jan 13/Jan 20/Jan 27/Jan 03/Feb
hAMBuRg Saturday 30/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 20/Nov 27/Nov 04/Dec 11/Dec 18/Dec 25/Dec 01/Jan 08/Jan 15/Jan 22/Jan 29/Jan 05/Feb
goTheNBuRg Monday 31/oct 07/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 28/Nov 05/Dec 12/Dec 19/Dec 26/Dec 02/Jan 09/Jan 16/Jan 23/Jan 30/Jan 06/Feb
* VeSSeL goINg INTo DRyDoCK - oNCARRIAge To oMITTeD PoRTS IS FoReSeeN

Euro‑Med Network Fixed‑day Schedule
Euro‑Med Service
Gran Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande
Vessel
BretaGna scandin. ellade euroPa Mediterr. BretaGna scandin. ellade euroPa Mediterr. BretaGna scandin. ellade euroPa Mediterr. BretaGna
Ports of call
07/10 08/10 08/10 09/10 09/10 08/10 09/10 09/10 10/10 10/10 09/10 10/10 10/10 11/10 11/10 10/10
SALeRNo (I) 27/Aug 03/Sep 10/Sep 17/Sep 24/Sep 01/oct 08/oct 15/oct 22/oct 29/oct 05/Nov 12/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 03/Dec 10/Dec
SAVoNA (I) 28/Aug 04/Sep 11/Sep 18/Sep 25/Sep 02/oct 09/oct 16/oct 23/oct 30/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 20/Nov 27/Nov 04/Dec 11/Dec
SeTuBAL (P) 31/Aug 07/Sep 14/Sep 21/Sep 28/Sep 05/oct 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec
BRISToL (PRBy) (gB) 03/Sep 10/Sep 17/Sep 24/Sep 01/oct 08/oct 15/oct 22/oct 29/oct 05/Nov 12/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 03/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec
CoRK (IRL) 04/Sep 11/Sep 18/Sep 25/Sep 02/oct 09/oct 16/oct 23/oct 30/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 20/Nov 27/Nov 04/Dec 11/Dec 18/Dec
eSBJeRg (DK) 07/Sep 14/Sep 21/Sep 28/Sep 05/oct 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec
WALLhAMN (S) 08/Sep 15/Sep 22/Sep 29/Sep 06/oct 13/oct 20/oct 27/oct 03/Nov 10/Nov 17/Nov 24/Nov 01/Dec 08/Dec 15/Dec 22/Dec
ANTWeRP (B) 10/Sep 17/Sep 24/Sep 01/oct 08/oct 15/oct 22/oct 29/oct 05/Nov 12/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 03/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec 24/Dec
SouThAMPToN (gB) 11/Sep 18/Sep 25/Sep 02/oct 09/oct 16/oct 23/oct 30/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 20/Nov 27/Nov 04/Dec 11/Dec 18/Dec 25/Dec
SALeRNo (I) 18/Sep 25/Sep 02/oct 09/oct 16/oct 23/oct 30/oct 06/Nov 13/Nov 20/Nov 27/Nov 04/Dec 11/Dec 18/Dec 25/Dec 01/Jan
MALTA (ML) 19/Sep 26/Sep 03/oct 10/oct 17/oct 24/oct 31/oct 07/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 28/Nov 05/Dec 12/Dec 19/Dec 26/Dec 02/Jan
PIRAeuS (gR) 20/Sep 27/Sep 04/oct 11/oct 18/oct 25/oct 01/Nov 08/Nov 15/Nov 22/Nov 29/Nov 06/Dec 13/Dec 20/Dec 27/Dec 03/Jan
IZMIR (TR) 21/Sep 28/Sep 05/oct 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan
AShDoD (IL) 23/Sep 30/Sep 07/oct 14/oct 21/oct 28/oct 04/Nov 11/Nov 18/Nov 25/Nov 02/Dec 09/Dec 16/Dec 23/Dec 30/Dec 06/Jan
LIMASSoL (Cy) 24/Sep 01/oct 08/oct 15/oct 22/oct 29/oct 05/Nov 12/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 03/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec 24/Dec 31/Dec 07/Jan
ALexANDRIA (eT) 26/Sep 03/oct 10/oct 17/oct 24/oct 31/oct 07/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 28/Nov 05/Dec 12/Dec 19/Dec 26/Dec 02/Jan 09/Jan
Euro Aegean Service
Vessel Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grand Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grand Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grand Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande Grande
Ports of call
roMa detroit italia PortoG. colonia anVersa naPoli Benelux sPaGna detroit roMa PortoG. italia anVersa colonia Benelux naPoli detroit sPaGna PortoG. roMa anVersa italia Benelux colonia detroit naPoli PortoG. sPaGna anVersa roMa
Fixed day 09/10 10/10 09/10 07/10 11/10 12/10 08/10 11/10 11/10 11/10 10/10 08/10 10/10 13/10 12/10 12/10 09/10 12/10 12/10 09/10 11/10 14/10 11/10 13/10 01/11 01/11 1/11 01/11 01/11 01/11 01/11
hAMBuRg Monday 20/Sep - 27/Sep - 04/oct - 11/oct - 18/oct - 25/oct - 01/Nov - 08/Nov - 15/Nov - 22/Nov - 29/Nov - 06/Dec - 13/Dec - 20/Dec - 27/Dec - 03/Jan
ANTWeRP Mon & Wed 22/Sep 27/Sep 29/Sep 04/oct 06/oct 11/oct 13/oct 18/oct 20/oct 25/oct 27/oct 01/Nov 03/Nov 08/Nov 10/Nov 15/Nov 17/Nov 22/Nov 24/Nov 29/Nov 01/Dec 06/Dec 08/Dec 13/Dec 15/Dec 20/Dec 22/Dec 27/Dec 29/Dec 03/Jan 05/Jan
PoRTBuRy Wed & Fri 24/Sep 29/Sep 01/oct 06/oct 08/oct 13/oct 15/oct 20/oct 22/oct 27/oct 29/oct 03/Nov 05/Nov 10/Nov 12/Nov 17/Nov 19/Nov 24/Nov 26/Nov 01/Dec 03/Dec 08/Dec 10/Dec 15/Dec 17/Dec 22/Dec 24/Dec 29/Dec 31/Dec 05/Jan 07/Jan
SeTuBAL Saturday - 02/oct - 09/oct - 16/oct - 23/oct - 30/oct - 06/Nov - 13/Nov - 20/Nov - 27/Nov - 04/Dec - 11/Dec - 18/Dec - 25/Dec - 01/Jan - 08/Jan -
VALeNCIA Monday - 04/oct - 11/oct - 18/oct - 25/oct - 01/Nov - 08/Nov - 15/Nov - 22/Nov - 29/Nov - 06/Dec - 13/Dec - 20/Dec - 27/Dec - 03/Jan - 10/Jan -
LIVoRNo Wednesday 29/Sep 06/oct 06/oct 13/oct 13/oct 20/oct 20/oct 27/oct 27/oct 03/Nov 03/Nov 10/Nov 10/Nov 17/Nov 17/Nov 24/Nov 24/Nov 01/Dec 01/Dec 08/Dec 08/Dec 15/Dec 15/Dec 22/Dec 22/Dec 29/Dec 29/Dec 05/Jan 05/Jan 12/Jan 12/Jan
CIVITAVeCChIA Thursday - 07/oct - 14/oct - 21/oct - 28/oct - 04/Nov - 11/Nov - 18/Nov - 25/Nov - 02/Dec - 09/Dec - 16/Dec - 23/Dec - 30/Dec - 06/Jan - 13/Jan -
SALeRNo Thu & Fri 01/oct 08/oct 08/oct 15/oct 15/oct 22/oct 22/oct 29/oct 29/oct 05/Nov 05/Nov 12/Nov 12/Nov 19/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 26/Nov 03/Dec 03/Dec 10/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec 17/Dec 24/Dec 24/Dec 31/Dec 31/Dec 07/Jan 07/Jan 14/Jan 14/Jan
PALeRMo Saturday - 09/oct - 16/oct - 23/oct - 30/oct - 06/Nov - 13/Nov - 20/Nov - 27/Nov - 04/Dec - 11/Dec - 18/Dec - 25/Dec - 01/Jan - 08/Jan - 15/Jan -
PIRAeuS Saturday 03/oct - 10/oct - 17/oct - 24/oct - 31/oct - 07/Nov - 14/Nov - 21/Nov - 28/Nov - 05/Dec - 12/Dec - 19/Dec - 26/Dec - 02/Jan - 09/Jan - 16/Jan
BeIRuT Monday 04/oct - 11/oct - 18/oct - 25/oct - 01/Nov - 08/Nov - 15/Nov - 22/Nov - 29/Nov - 06/Dec - 13/Dec - 20/Dec - 27/Dec - 03/Jan - 10/Jan - 17/Jan
LATTAKIA Tuesday 05/oct - 12/oct - 19/oct - 26/oct - 02/Nov - 09/Nov - 16/Nov - 23/Nov - 30/Nov - 07/Dec - 14/Dec - 21/Dec - 28/Dec - 04/Jan - 11/Jan - 18/Jan
MeRSIN Wednesday 06/oct - 13/oct - 20/oct - 27/oct - 03/Nov - 10/Nov - 17/Nov - 24/Nov - 01/Dec - 08/Dec - 15/Dec - 22/Dec - 29/Dec - 05/Jan - 12/Jan - 19/Jan
ALexANDRIA Friday 08/oct - 15/oct - 22/oct - 29/oct - 05/Nov - 12/Nov - 19/Nov - 26/Nov - 03/Dec - 10/Dec - 17/Dec - 24/Dec - 31/Dec - 07/Jan - 14/Jan - 21/Jan
geMLIK Tue & Mon 11/oct 12/oct 18/oct 19/oct 25/oct 26/oct 01/Nov 02/Nov 08/Nov 09/Nov 15/Nov 16/Nov 22/Nov 23/Nov 29/Nov 30/Nov 06/Dec 07/Dec 13/Dec 14/Dec 20/Dec 21/Dec 27/Dec 28/Dec 03/Jan 04/Jan 10/Jan 11/Jan 17/Jan 18/Jan 24/Jan
yeNIKoy Wed & Tue 12/oct 13/oct 19/oct 20/oct 26/oct 27/oct 02/Nov 03/Nov 09/Nov 10/Nov 16/Nov 17/Nov 23/Nov 24/Nov 30/Nov 01/Dec 07/Dec 08/Dec 14/Dec 15/Dec 21/Dec 22/Dec 28/Dec 29/Dec 04/Jan 05/Jan 11/Jan 12/Jan 18/Jan 19/Jan 25/Jan
SALeRNo Sat & Fri 15/oct 16/oct 22/oct 23/oct 29/oct 30/oct 05/Nov 06/Nov 12/Nov 13/Nov 19/Nov 20/Nov 26/Nov 27/Nov 03/Dec 04/Dec 10/Dec 11/Dec 17/Dec 18/Dec 24/Dec 25/Dec 31/Dec 01/Jan 07/Jan 08/Jan 14/Jan 15/Jan 21/Jan 22/Jan 28/Jan
VALeNCIA Mon & Sun 17/oct 18/oct 24/oct 25/oct 31/oct 01/Nov 07/Nov 08/Nov 14/Nov 15/Nov 21/Nov 22/Nov 28/Nov 29/Nov 05/Dec 06/Dec 12/Dec 13/Dec 19/Dec 20/Dec 26/Dec 27/Dec 02/Jan 03/Jan 09/Jan 10/Jan 16/Jan 17/Jan 23/Jan 24/Jan 30/Jan
SouThAMPToN Sat & Fri 22/oct 23/oct 29/oct 30/oct 05/Nov 06/Nov 12/Nov 13/Nov 19/Nov 20/Nov 26/Nov 27/Nov 03/Dec 04/Dec 10/Dec 11/Dec 17/Dec 18/Dec 24/Dec 25/Dec 31/Dec 01/Jan 07/Jan 08/Jan 14/Jan 15/Jan 21/Jan 22/Jan 28/Jan 29/Jan 04/Feb
FLuShINg Sun & Sat 23/oct 24/oct 30/oct 31/oct 06/Nov 07/Nov 13/Nov 14/Nov 20/Nov 21/Nov 27/Nov 28/Nov 04/Dec 05/Dec 11/Dec 12/Dec 18/Dec 19/Dec 25/Dec 26/Dec 01/Jan 02/Jan 08/Jan 09/Jan 15/Jan 16/Jan 22/Jan 23/Jan 29/Jan 30/Jan 05/Feb
hAMBuRg Monday 25/oct - 01/Nov - 08/Nov - 15/Nov - 22/Nov - 29/Nov - 06/Dec - 13/Dec - 20/Dec - 27/Dec - 03/Jan - 10/Jan - 17/Jan - 24/Jan - 31/Jan - 07/Feb
Schedules subject to changes without notice
Adriatic Service
VeSSeL sPes fides sPes fides sPes fides sPes fides sPes fides sPes fides sPes fides sPes fides
PoRTS
V15 V16 V16 V17 V17 V18 V18 V19 V19 V20 V20 V21 V21 V22 V01/2011 V02/2111
RAVeNNA 26/Sep 03/oct 10/oct 17/oct 24/oct 31/oct 07/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 28/Nov 05/Dec 12/Dec 19/Dec 26/Dec 02/Jan 09/Jan
VeNICe 27/Sep 04/oct 11/oct 18/oct 25/oct 01/Nov 08/Nov 15/Nov 22/Nov 29/Nov 06/Dec 13/Dec 20/Dec 27/Dec 03/Jan 10/Jan
KoPeR 28/Sep 05/oct 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan 11/Jan
MoNFALCoNe 28/Sep 05/oct 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan 11/Jan
PIRAeuS 01/oct 08/oct 15/oct 22/oct 29/oct 05/Nov 12/Nov 19/Nov 26/Nov 03/Dec 10/Dec 17/Dec 24/Dec 31/Dec 07/Jan 14/Jan
AShDoD 03/oct 10/oct 17/oct 24/oct 31/oct 07/Nov 14/Nov 21/Nov 28/Nov 05/Dec 12/Dec 19/Dec 26/Dec 02/Jan 09/Jan 16/Jan
hAIFA 04/oct 11/oct 18/oct 25/oct 01/Nov 08/Nov 15/Nov 22/Nov 29/Nov 06/Dec 13/Dec 20/Dec 27/Dec 03/Jan 10/Jan 17/Jan
ALexANDRIA 05/oct 12/oct 19/oct 26/oct 02/Nov 09/Nov 16/Nov 23/Nov 30/Nov 07/Dec 14/Dec 21/Dec 28/Dec 04/Jan 11/Jan 18/Jan
IZMIR 07/oct 21/oct 04/Nov 18/Nov 02/Dec 16/Dec 30/Dec 13/Jan
geMLIK 07/oct 14/oct 21/oct 28/oct 04/Nov 11/Nov 18/Nov 25/Nov 02/Dec 09/Dec 16/Dec 23/Dec 30/Dec 06/Jan 13/Jan 20/Jan
NeW SeRVICe PeRFoRMeD By oNe MuLTIPuRPoSe VeSSeL LINKINg: RAVeNNA-VeNICe-MoNFALCoNe-KoPeR-LIMASSoL-TARTouS-LATTAKIA