QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE october / decemberr 2008 imaldi GNEWS 44 Economies of Scale

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Contents rimaldi Compagnia di Navi- gazione S.p.A., the Grimaldi 2 Public Offer on Minoan GGroup’s mother company, has launched a mandatory public offer to 5 MoS Network Strengthened acquire shares of Minoan Lines, which Grimaldi Suardiaz joint-venture is listed on the Athens Stock Exchange. Sicilian Ties Grow Stronger Grimaldi has offered 5.29 euros per each share, valuing Minoan Lines at is connected 375,198,540 euros. This represents 6 Truck Drivers’ free Card an 18.08% premium on the average weighed value of the Minoan shares 9 Switching From Land during the last six months of trading be- to Sea makes Mobility fore the offer was made, on 3 October, more Sustainable and equals the highest price per share 10 Largest PCTC ever on paid by Grimaldi Group companies for EuroMed Trades the shares in Minoan within the previ- ous twelve months. When the offer was 11 Greek ties Grow Stronger launched, Grimaldi held 33.36% of the 12 Grimaldi do Brasil turns 20 shared capital and voting rights. Following the approval from the Hellen- News 13 ic Capital Market Commission, Minoan 14 ACL News shareholders have until November 26 to accept the offer. 15 Agent List & Schedules Emanuele Grimaldi, joint managing director of the Grimaldi Group and president of Minoan, said: “The offer r imaldi on Minoan Lines is part of our industrial GNE WS strategy to build a solid Pan-European Direttore Responsabile alliance of major brands operating in Editor the transport by sea of passengers and Saverio Barbati Progetto grafico freight. Such an alliance – continued Mr Graphic design Grimaldi – is aimed at expanding our Marco Di Lorenzo Pubblicazione trimestrale Motorways of the Sea network that al- Quarterly publication ready comprises Grimaldi Lines (oper- Reg. Trib. Napoli n. 5150 del 26/9/2000 ating Mediterranean routes) and Finn- Stampa / Print: ROSSI srl - Nola (Napoli) lines (operating in the North and Baltic Sea). We look forward to extending its

GRIMALDI GROUP full scope to Minoan Lines too.” Via Marchese Campodisola, 13 GNE WS80133 NAPOLI (Italy) Grimaldi News can be seen on line on www.grimaldi.napoli.it launches Public Offer on Minoan shares

The move part of the Group’s “If the offer is successful - underlined Mr Grimaldi - Minoan Lines will be- industrial strategy to build come an integral part of the Grimaldi a solid Pan-European alliance Group but it will remain a truly great of major brands in the transport Greek company, managed by Greek people, with solid roots and headquar- of passengers and freight ters in Heraklion, Crete. I have been the proud President of Minoan Lines for only four months. A short period, but long enough to appreciate the excel- lent professional skills of the Minoan staff ashore and at sea, as well as that of the management, who will stay at the helm of the company. In our plans, Minoan Lines will remain listed on the Athens stock exchange in the same way that , of which Grimaldi holds a 64% shareholding, has remained list- ed on the Helsinki bourse”. Mr Grimaldi concluded by saying that: “There is no doubt that thanks to the economies of scale, Grimaldi and Mi- noan Lines together can substantially increase the level of services provided to customers, by offering higher qual- ity services at a competitive price. In order to achieve this ambitious target, we plan to push forward substantial in- vestments to enhance the services in the Adriatic and between Piraeus and Heraklion”.

Minoan is based in Heraklion (Crete), it operates a fleet of six modern Cruise Ferry vessels on the routes linking the port of Piraeus and Crete, as well as between Italy and Greece. In 2007, Minoan transported 1.57 GNE WS 3 million passengers, 283,000 cars and 153,000 trailers We s t Me d d e v e l o p m e n t s Motorways of the Sea Network Strengthened A busy fall for the West Med Ro/Ro network. While the links / Catania and / Catania were strongly upgraded in late October, since early November Cagliari entered the network. And the Grimaldi-Suardiaz Line is to operate as from 2009 Grimaldi Suardiaz Genoa Toulon joint-venture North Europe Baltic Sea Porto Civitavecchia Vecchio he Grimaldi Group and Flota Suardíaz of TSpain have forged a joint venture to de- velop a Motorway of the sea linking Livorno Cagliari and Barcelona. Under the agreement, as from 1 January 2009, the newly incorporated joint venture called Grimaldi Suardíaz is to operate South America Catania the Ro/Ro-Pax vessel Florencia. This ship is currently operating the same three-times-a- Malta week service under the Grimaldi Lines flag. West Africa Built in 2004 the Florencia is capable of trans- porting up to 1,000 passengers, 2,230 linear metres of Ro/Ro cargo and 160 cars. The new Tripoli alliance aims to develop the trade further Misratah and, should market conditions improve, the joint venture would in fact deploy a second Sicilian Ties vessel on the route upgrading it to a daily fre- quency. Grow Stronger The Livorno/Barcelona Route is part of the so-called “Long bridge” service operating ince early November the Group since then, have seen a substantial on the trades between Spain and Portugal on has substantially strengthened growth in volumes transported. They the Western side and Greece and a large part S are served by three Ro/Ro vessels of of the Balkan region on the Eastern side. The two sets of services supporting the the Eurocargo class, each having a Long Bridge offers haulage companies a sin- development of trades to and from capacity of up to 170 trucks or trailers gle ferry ticket for the two legs by sea: from Sicily. Both the Civitavecchia/Catania Patras or to Venice or service, linking the Centre of Italy to and 400 cars. These ships are also fit- onto Minoan Lines ferries and from Civitavec- the Sicilian port, and the Genoa/Cata- ted with cabins for up to 50 drivers. chia or Livorno to Barcelona on Grimaldi Lines nia service that connects the island to Through Civitavecchia, cargo from Catania can connect to the entire or Grimaldi Suardíaz and vice versa. the North West of Italy (as well as to Europe’s Central regions), each ser- Grimaldi Network, either towards the vice has been improved by upgrad- Western Mediterranean (Barcelona, ing their frequency from two to three Toulon, Tunis), the Eastern Mediter- times a week. In both cases, this cor- ranean as well as towards Northern responds to an increase in transport Europe, West Africa, South and North capacity of one third on each route. America. Catania is also directly con- Both lines were set up in 2006 and, nected to Malta and Libya.

4 GNE WS Motorways of the Sea Network Strengthened A busy fall for the West Med Ro/Ro network. While the links Genoa / Catania and Civitavecchia / Catania were strongly upgraded in late October, since early November Cagliari entered the network. And the Grimaldi-Suardiaz Line is to operate as from 2009

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Cagliari is connected to Grimaldi’s world through Salerno and Valencia

he deployment of two modern and The service has a three-times-a-week November, when the Eurocargo Salerno Tfast Eurocargo class Ro/Ro ships on frequency. entered the port of the Sardinian Capital the Salerno/Valencia route, has made The Cagliari call has not affected the only 14 hours after leaving Salerno. A it possible to extend the advantages of overall transit time between Salerno and couple of hours later, following the dis- the Grimaldi network to . In fact, Valencia because the Eurocargo vessels charge of trucks, trailers and cars arriv- ing from Southern Italy and the loading as the port of Cagliari is now directly deployed on the route have a 20 knots service speed which is much faster than onboard of trucks and trailers full of Sar- connected to Salerno and Valencia, both that of the vessels previously used. The dinian goods, the ship left and arrived the transit time and the cost of shipping two ships have recently undergone a in Valencia 24 hours later. goods from Southern Italy to Sardinia transformation that resulted in a higher Either through Valencia or Salerno, and from Sardinia to the Iberian Penin- cargo capacity intake. Their new trans- Cagliari is now connected to the more sula has been halved. This new opera- port capacity is up to 170 units of trucks than 120 ports in 40 countries that are tion is expected to provide a boost to and trailers plus up to 500 cars. regularly called by ships serving the the trades and economy of the Island. The new service was inaugurated on 7 Grimaldi Group Network.

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Truck Drivers’ free Card takes in huge Advantages The card will be rimaldi Lines has launched an form. The form can be downloaded on the unprecedented fidelity pro- Internet link: http://www.grimaldi.napoli. sent to the driver’s Ggramme, exclusively dedicat- it/grimaldishortsea/index.htm or can be address upon ed to professional drivers. Participation found onboard any Grimaldi Lines ro/pax in the programme entitles users to up to and cruise ferry. The form should then be receipt of the 40% discount on a number of onboard sent to “Atlantica S.p.A. di Navigazione form of request services and shops, including restau- – Short Sea Department, Via Marchese rants and bars; it also gives the possibil- Campodisola 13, 80133 Napoli, Italy” and ity to have a free cabin upgrade allowing the personal card will be sent back to the exclusive use of the cabin itself. In order driver’s address. The Card is personal to enjoy such advantages, drivers have to and non transferable and can be request- apply for the fidelity card called “Driver ed by all professional drivers making at Card Grimaldi Lines” which is issued least one trip onboard a Grimaldi Lines’ free of charge upon receipt of the request ship during their journey.

Benefits for the driver and for his companion occupying the same cabin, include: √√40% Discount √√10% Discount • on any purchase made at the restaurant and • on any purchase made at the onboard shops at the bar • on the products purchased at the wellness centre • on the entry ticket to the fitness centre • on the entry ticket & the services offered √√Free Upgrade for an exclusive use of the single at the wellness centre inner cabin (subject to availability to be verified after departure of the ship from the port)

6 GInNE WSorder to benefit of the mentioned discounts the driver must show his Card and could be asked to show his Identity Card too. a Bridge between Portugal, Spain and Greece

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Switching From Land to Sea makes Mobility more Sustainable The XII edition of the Group’s yearly conference was held onboard the Cruise Barcelona and attended by more than 450 guests. Development of port infrastructures key for sustainable mobility, it emerged

n the 4th October this year vital for the development of Europe and tavecchia has grown to be an important more than 450 guests includ- that road users should be charged with hub for the Group, Mr. Eduard Rodés Oing representatives of major congestion taxes based on the level of of the outlined to del- institutions, ports, clients and Group’s congestion on the roads that they make egates the ongoing commitment of the agents from every corner of the Euro- use of. Further development of the mari- Port to sustainability through the further Med area boarded the newly delivered time gateways is one of the key issues development of short sea routes, which Cruise Barcelona to attend the XII Eu- to enlarge the Motorways of the Sea net- by nature are environmentally friendly. roMed Convention “From Land to Sea”. work, particularly in the Mediterranean. During the debate Mr. Javier Gesé of The convention was again taking place In this respect the Mr. Fabio Ciani, the Puertos del Estado explained the po- on a Grimaldi Group vessel 11 years af- President of the Port Authority of Civi- sition of the Spanish Government with ter the inaugural event which was held tavecchia, announced a 900 million eu- regards to Short Sea Shipping and its onboard the cruiseship Ausonia. The ros plan to develop a new Ro/Ro area at plans to further promote it in the Euro- Subject of the 2008 conference was the Italian port over the next five years. Mediterranean area. ‘Sustainable Mobility’ and the increasing Mr. Ciani noted that if everything goes Another subject widely discussed dur- role ports and shipping can play in cre- to plan, this investment will be open ing the conference was that of the so ating a more environmentally friendly to private investors also. The Group called Ecobonus, the grant to haulage transport of goods across Europe. Dur- joint-managing director Mr. Emanuele companies who chose to use the Motor- ing the course of the event, the president Grimaldi, said that Grimaldi may well ways of the Sea. While the former Italian of the Port authority, Mr. Marc be interested in being a partner of the minister of transport, Mr. Alessandro Bi- van Peel noted how short sea shipping is Port in this new development as Civi- anchi, noted that the Italian law has nev-

Emanuele Grimaldi Alessandro Bianchi Alfons Guinier Fabio Ciani Javier Gesé Marc van Peel Eduard Rodés Switching From Land to Sea makes Mobility more Sustainable The XII edition of the Group’s yearly conference was held onboard the Cruise Barcelona and attended by more than 450 guests. Development of port infrastructures key for sustainable mobility, it emerged

er been enforced despite funds being such a tool is more and more realistic. “When one talks about sustainability – available since 2007. At the same time, The Panel debate was moderated by Mr. concluded Mr. Grimaldi – it should al- delegates were advised of the possibil- Alfons Guinier, secretary general of the ways be borne in mind that shipping is ity that other Mediterranean countries European Community Shipowners’ As- not part of the problem, rather the con- such as Spain and France enforcing sociations. trary: it is the solution”.

Allalouf is the EuroMed Agent of the Year

During the recent Euromed Con- ference the Allalouf Group was presented with the Grimaldi Eu- roMed Ship Agent of the year. A long standing business partner of the Grimaldi Group, Allalouf has been given the award “for the continuous, outstanding support that the Allalouf family and the entire staff of the Allalouf Group has devoted to the development of the Grimaldi Group activities. ness name of the agent is Allal- also conceived new logistics so- Allalouf is one of the historic ouf Hellas Ltd. A milestone in the lutions to satisfy shippers and re- names in Eastern Mediterranean relationship between the two ceivers. The Grimaldi Ship Agent shipping. Nathan Allalouf estab- companies was reached in 1967, of the Year award was presented lished the family’s first shipping with the opening of the line link- by Mr. Costantino Baldissara, & trading firm in Greece in 1919 ing Trieste and Ashdod: it was the Commercial & Logistics Director and in Israel (Jaffa) in 1932. Al- first time that a Ro/Ro vessel had and received by Mr. Ephraim Al- lalouf & Co Shipping Ltd became called at any Israeli port. Since ter (General Manager of Allalouf & Grimaldi’s shipping agent in 1947, then, Allalouf has contributed to Co Shipping), Mr. Joseph Allalouf even before the State of Israel the development of the trades (Owner’s Representative of Allal- was established. Since 1968, it served by Grimaldi through in- ouf & Co Shipping in Greece) and has also represented Grimaldi in novative commercial approach- Mr. Anacreon Mataragas (Gener- Greece where the current busi- es. Over the years, the agent has al Manager of Allalouf Hellas). Eu r o Me d Ne t w o r k

Grimaldi Introduces Largest PCTC ever on EuroMed Trades

Deployed since last summer, the 44,408 gt Pure Car Truck Carrier Grande Napoli is the biggest ship in its type trading in the Med

s from the end of last summer, economies of scale. The Grande Napoli’s ity to load all kinds of cargo including the the 44,408 gt Grande Napoli, intake capacity exceeds 5,379 cars and loading of single pieces weighing up to Ahas been deployed on the Euro- 456 trucks or trailers, but she is not only 100 tonnes. Aegean Service. Built at Uljanik shipyard very capable in terms of cargo, in fact her Main dimensions of the Grande Napoli in Pula, the Grande Napoli is by far the strong point is her loading flexibility. As are 196.40 metres in length and 31.10 metres in width; she has 14,520 tons of largest Pure Car Truck Carrier (PCTC) many as seven out of eleven decks are deadweight and a service speed of 20 to have ever performed a regular ser- hoistable so that the deck height avail- knots. vice in the Mediterranean. Being 20% able for cargo can vary depending on the The EuroAegean is a weekly service larger than the PCTCs in the Grande size of the cargo itself. Furthermore, this (which is part of the Grimaldi Euromed Italia class - that were previously the class of ships is fitted with two different network) calling at Southampton, Flush- largest class of PCTC vessels deployed ramps: a lateral and a stern ramp. This ing, Antwerp, Portbury, Setubal, Valencia, on regular Mediterranean lines -, the allows faster and safer operations while Livorno, Civitavecchia, Salerno, Palermo, Grande Napoli has brought in substantial the stern ramp gives even more flexibil- Piraeus, Gemlik and Yenikoy.

10 GNE WS Fo c u s o n Gr e e c e Longstanding Greek ties Grow Stronger With the largest Ro/Ro fleet serving the Country, since the Seventies the Grimaldi Group has supported the economic development of Greece

hrough the ongoing public of- Med and Adriatic Services. Indeed, this ect cargo such as the tramway wagons fer on Minoan Lines shares (see means that Grimaldi has the largest Ro/ built in Italy and transported to Athens Tpage 3), the Grimaldi Group is set Ro fleet serving the Greek economy. In in 2003 in preparation for the Olympic to become one of the major operators 2007 Grimaldi vessels made approxi- Games. The Group’s agent in Greece in the port of Piraeus. In addition to the mately 250 calls in Piraeus, transport- is the Piraeus-based Allalouf Hellas Minoan Lines’ regular services be- ing to Greece about 160,000 new cars whose owner’s representative is Mr. Jo- tween Piraeus and Heraklion (two de- and 60,000 lane metres of heavy Ro/ partures per day in summer and one in Ro cargo. This includes about 80% of seph Allalouf and the general manager winter) allowing to more than one mil- the cars imported from other European is Mr. Anacreon Mataragas. lion Greeks and tourists alike to move countries. The major manufacturers Returning to Minoan, the Line is also between Crete and the Greek main- using our services are the Fiat Group, a cornerstone of the Greek trades to land, Grimaldi has a substantial num- Ford, GM, BMW, Mercedes Benz, Volk- and from the rest of Europe thanks to its ber of its services calling at Greece’s swagen, Skoda, Peugeot-Citroen, Re- four ships serving the Venice-Corfou- main port too. The Group’s presence nault, Land Rover, Audi, Saab, Volvo, Igoumenitsa-Patras and the Ancona- in Greece dates back to the Seventies Iveco etc. On the heavy Ro/Ro side of Igoumenitsa-Patras routes. and has grown steadily to the current the business Grimaldi are regularly record levels. In particular, Piraeus is carrying Caterpillar, JCB, John Deere, Over 800 Greeks are employed both called by the following weekly servic- etc. The Grimaldi Group’s large Ro/Ro ashore and at sea for the Minoan part es: EuroMed, EuroAegean, West-East vessels also transport all types of proj- of the Group.

Grand Benelux in Ilychevsk call

Pictured here is the Pure Car Truck Carrier Grand Benelux berthing at the Ukranian porto of Ilychevsk. De- ployed on the East/West Med Serv- ice which has recently been extended to the Black Sea, the Grand Benelux has so far been the largest Grimaldi Lines ship to enter this Sea.

GNE WS 11 No r t h Eu r o p e / So u t h Am e r ica Li n e

More than 300 guests attended the party celebrating the Group longstanding presence in South America Grimaldi do Brasil turns 20

n 29th October an elegant dinner party at- tended by more the 300 guests, (the vast ma- Ojority of whom were clients) marked the 20th anniversary of the presence of Grimaldi in Brazil. It was in fact in October 1988 that the multipurpose Ro/Ro ship Repubblica di Genova arriving from North Europe called for the first time at a Brazilian port. A lot of courage was needed to start this service because at that time the trade was controlled by the then all powerful conferences and, in the particular case of Brazil, a great part of the export products were un- der flag protection. But these obstacles were not a deterrent regional hubs in Antwerp and Dakar to interconnect with all for Grimaldi’s entrepreneurial vision and gradually the name the networks served by the Grimaldi Group. Grimaldi Lines and the level of services it renders to clients In addition, Grimaldi Lines has supported the development of ensured the acceptance of the line by all sectors of the export the trades between South America and two of the major West community. African countries: and Angola. The Group has in place Back in October 1998, during a cocktail party organised by a unique, direct service from Brazil to Nigeria and Angola Grimaldi to announce the new service, a large proportion of served by three ships with a 10-day frequency. the guests (based on their experiences of having seen quite Parallel to the development of the fleet, Grimaldi do Brasil has a lot of new shipping companies entering the trade only to grown also and commercial and operational staff, located in abandon it soon afterwards), openly rumoured that this would Sao Paulo, is supplemented by regional offices in Curitiba, Rio be yet another short lived venture. This has not been the case, de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte and (). Both rather the contrary. in Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires the Group has invested to buy Over the years Grimaldi Lines’ presence in South America has headquarter offices of the highest standard. This investment, expanded from a triangular service calling at 25 day intervals added to that which is continually made to train dedicated staff and making use of only three ships, to the 2008 record of 13 is a clear indication of the Group’s determination to maintain vessels deployed on the North Europe/South America Line, the leading market position and to be a reliable, long-term mostly on a direct basis linking all major north European ports partner to support the economy and the development of South to Brazil, Argentina and and making use of the two America.

12 GNE WS Grande Ghana hits the water

n 31 October, the Multipurpose Ro/Ro Car Carrier Grande Ghana was launched NEWS Oat the Uljanik shipyard of Pula, Croatia. Due for delivery in January 2009, the Grande Ghana is the second of seven vessels of the Grande Angola class commis- sioned to the Croatian Shipyard. With a 47,330 gt and a 26,500 dwt, her ideal cargo mix is 2,000 cars, 2,000 lane metres of Ro/Ro cargo as well as 800 containers to be shipped on the weather deck. The latter is fitted with two cranes lifting up to 40 tons each while the vessel’s stern ramp allows the loading of special pieces of cargo having an up to 250 tonnes of weight. The Grande Ghana is intended to be deployed on the Group’s Deep Sea Line services.

Istanbul Metro on the Grande Scandinavia

wo underground wagon prototypes built by Alstom of France for the Istanbul Tmetro have been shipped from Antwerp to Izmir in October onboard the mul- tipurpose Ro/Ro Grande Scandinavia serving the EuroMed Network. The overall dimensions of each metro wagon loaded on a trailer was 26 metres in length, 2.78 in width and 4.66 in height, and weighed 56 tons. Grimaldi is a proud specialist in the shipment of wagons for the underground networks. In recent times it shipped the trains for the Rome metro from Spain to Italy and those for the Madrid metro from Italy to Spain. It is also involved in the shipment of the trains for the Jerusalem metro.

Bateau Taxi to Dakar

our new bateau taxis in Dakar, the Senegalese Capital, Fhave recently been commissioned thanks also to the ‘taxi’ services of Grimaldi Lines’ West African Network. In fact, after being built at Peniche (50 nautical miles north of Lisbon) the boats reached by they own means the Lisbon terminal where they were lifted and stuffed on the mafis in order to be loaded onboard. Each boat was 15 metres long, 3.7 metres wide and had a weight of 16 tons.

Good year for Grimaldi Team Malta

008 has been an excellent year for driver Joshua 2Anastasi of the Grimaldi Team Malta. After becoming the Malta hill climb champion, Anastasi won the 8th round of the Sicilian Regional Hill Climb championship.

GNE WS 13 Atlantic Conveyor in anti-terrorism drill

o/Ro containership Atlantic Conveyor at RBerth 17 in New York recently participated in an anti-terrorism drill, using the U.S. Depart- ment of Homeland Security Experiment & Eval- uation Programme as a guide. During the two-

ACL NEWS NEWS ACL hour training exercise aboard, a Class 7 nuclear source was repeatedly planted and detected by the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Customs, Port Au- thority police, military and local fire departments with simultaneous testing of equipment and vid- eo data being transmitted to other locations. ACL Ikea Iway closely cooperates with various governmental Audit authorities and was chosen because of its highly maintained vessels and dedication to enhance CL has recently completed the IKEA all security levels. AIWAY Audit, that defines what sup- pliers can expect from IKEA and speci- fies what the company requires from its suppliers. ACL has been a transportation partner with IKEA for over two decades. ACL’S Gothenburg office worked closely with IKEA to achieve criteria in terms of the vessel, the terminal, the office and the house trucker.

ACL gets U.S. coast guard qualship 21

tlantic Container Line has received the U.S. Coast Guard Qualship 21 certification for its five G3 Aclass vessels. This recognizes ACL’s compliance with international and U.S. standards of the U.S. Coast Guard initiative to identify high-quality ships and operations for the 21st century. Qualship 21 certification allows a maximum of two years of reductions in port state control examina- tions and streamlined inspection procedures. ACL is committed to the highest vessel and service standards, complying with all relevant registra- tions. The line was among the very first to receive ISM safety and environmental certification. The ACL vessels have received ISO 14001 Environmental Management System Certification and are also in compliance with the mandatory International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS).

Helicopters whirling onto RoRo decks

he companies part of the Grimaldi Group frequently transport helicopters because Tof their unique ability to carry intact, safe and secure from the elements, without disassembly. In recent weeks three 6-tonne Sikorsky S61N helicopters sailed from Liverpool, in the UK, to Baltimore, Maryland (USA) onto the Ro/Ro-containership Atlan- tic Cartier. Upon arrival, the 18 meters long, 6 meters wide, 5 meters high helicopters, were off-loaded, prepped and flown to their new owner in the U.S. At the same time, an Augusta 109 helicopter sailed from Baltimore to Luanda on one Repubblica class ship deployed onto the Grimaldi US/West Africa Direct Service. The 11.16 meters long, 3.02 meters wide, 3.32 meters high aircraft was safely delivered to the receivers.

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a i c n d e n a a r r 26/Jan 24/Jan 04/Jan 23/Jan TL 04/Feb 12/Jan 14/Jan 18/Jan 19/Jan ACL Weekly Fixed-day Schedule 28/Dec 23/Dec 25/Dec G F A GFR 0109 18/Dec(*) 03/Jan 27/Jan 31/Jan 30/Jan 02/Feb 11/Jan 13/Jan 14/Jan 15/Jan 16/Jan 17/Jan 19/Jan 27/Dec 29/Dec 31/Dec 9242/9342 SS C O MPA

i r e s A n d e TL a A r 04/Jan 06/Jan 07/Jan 08/Jan 09/Jan 24/Jan 26/Jan 20/Jan 23/Jan 10/Jan 12/Jan 27/Dec 20/Dec 22/Dec 24/Dec 25/Jan 02/Jan 03/Jan 07/Jan 09/Jan 15/Jan 14/Jan 12/Jan 09/Dec 23/Dec 15/Dec 11/Dec 17/Dec 13/Dec 9241/9341 G C ON ERT G BA0109 10/Dec(*) u e n o s B

a ca A TL l i 01/Jan 02/Jan 03/Jan 05/Jan 17/Jan 19/Jan 13/Jan 16/Jan 28/Nov 20/Dec 30/Dec 31/Dec 13/Dec 15/Dec 17/Dec 9240/9340 bb NION C O MPA u p r g e n t i n 08/Jan 09/Jan 01/Jan 02/Jan 06/Jan 19/Jan 09/Dec 03/Dec 05/Dec 23/Dec 07/Dec 26/Dec 27/Dec 30/Dec 16/Dec e R A G 0708 16/Nov(*) A R TL A 06/Jan 09/Jan

10/Jan 12/Jan 21/Dec 06/Dec 08/Dec 23/Dec 24/Dec 25/Dec 26/Dec 27/Dec 29/Dec 13/Dec 10/Dec 8239/9339 C ONVEYOR s i l e n d e a a r r 08/Jan 28/Nov 30/Nov 04/Dec 02/Dec 21/Dec 24/Dec 26/Dec 29/Dec 31/Dec 30/Dec 17/Dec 19/Dec G B 28/Nov(*) G B R 0608 TL A 03/Jan 05/Jan 02/Jan 29/Nov 06/Dec 01/Dec 03/Dec 20/Dec 22/Dec 30/Dec 14/Dec 16/Dec 17/Dec 18/Dec 19/Dec CA RTIER 8238/9338

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