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Angallassinissamut Pilersaarut Ilaasut 36-it umiarsuaq sisak Angalanissamut pilersaarutit - Qeqertarsuup Tunua Plffissaq 15/05 - 9/6 llaasut 60-it umiarsuaq sisak llaasut 36-it umiarsuaq sisak Ataasinngorneq Ilulissat Qasigiannguit 07:00 10:15 Ilulissat Aasiaat 07:00 11:00 Aasiaat Kangaatsiaq 07:00 10:15 Qasigiannguit Aasiaat 10:30 14:30 Aasiaat Qeqertarsuaq 11:15 14:45 Kangaatsiaq Attu 10:30 13:20 Aasiaat Akunnaaq 14:45 16:15 Qeqertarsuaq Aasiaat 15:00 18:30 Attu Kangaatsiaq 13:35 16:25 Akunnaaq Ikamiut 16:30 18:10 Aasiaat Ilulissat 18:45 22:45 Kangaatsiaq Aasiaat 16:40 19:55 Ikamiut Qasigiannguit 18:25 20:25 Qasigiannguit Ilulissat 20:40 23:55 Marlunngorneq Ilulissat Qeqertarsuaq 07:00 12:30 Ilulissat Qasigiannguit 07:00 09:15 Aasiaat Kitsissuarsuit 07:00 08:10 Qeqertarsuaq Ilulissat 12:45 18:15 Qasigiannguit Ikamiut 09:30 10:55 Kitsissuarsuit Qeqertarsuaq 08:25 11:25 Ikamiut Akunnaaq 11:10 12:25 Qeqertarsuaq Kitsissuarsuit 11:40 14:40 Akunnaaq Aasiaat 12:40 13:50 Kitsissuarsuit Aasiaat 14:55 16:05 Aasiaat Qasigiannguit 14:05 17:05 Qasigiannguit Ilulissat 17:20 20:20 Sisamanngorneq Ilulissat Qeqertaq 07:00 12:30 Ilulissat Qeqertarsuaq 07:00 11:30 Aasiaat Kangaatsiaq 07:00 10:15 Qeqertaq Saqqaq 12:45 14:15 Qeqertarsuaq Aasiaat 11:45 15:15 Kangaatsiaq Attu 10:30 13:20 Saqqaq Ilulissat 14:30 20:00 Aasiaat Qeqertarsuaq 15:30 19:00 Attu lginniarfik 13:35 16:25 Qeqertarsuaq Ilulissat 19:15 23.45 Iginniarfik Ikerasaarsuk 16:40 17:10 Ikerasaarsuk Kangaatsiaq 17:25 19:00 Kangaatsiaq Aasiaat 19:15 22:30 Tallimanngorneq Ilulissat llimanaq 08:15 Ilulissat Aasiaat 07:00 11:00 Aasiaat Kangaatsiaq 07:00 10:15 llimanaq Qasigiannguit 08:30 11:30 Aasiaat Qeqertarsuaq 11:15 14:45 Kangaatsiaq Niaqornaarsuk 10:30 12:25 Qasigiannguit llimanaq 11:45 14:45 Qeqertarsuaq Aasiaat 15:00 18:30 Niaqornaarsuk Kangaatsiaq 12:40 14:35 llimanaq Ilulissat 15:00 16:15 Aasiaat Ilulissat 18:45 22:45 Kangaatsiaq Aasiaat 14:50 18:10 Angalanissamut pilersaarutit - Qeqertarsuup Tunua Pifñssaq 10/6›9/9 Targa 1 Targa 2 Targa 3 Marlunngorneq Aasiaat Kilsissuarsuil 15:00 15:30 ' ' " Qeqânarsuaq 15:45 16:45 Qeqertarsuaq Aasiaat 17:00 18:30 Sisama nngorneq Talli nuq Aasiaat Qegertarsuaq 15:00 16:30 Qegenarsuag Kitsissuarsuil 16:45 17:15 Kilsissuarsuit Aasiaat 17:30 18:30 Sapaat 36 pax Hulissat Qegerlag 08:00 13:30 Qeqertaq Saqqaq 13:45 15:15 Saqqaq Ilulissat 15:30 20:30 Angalanissamut pilersaarutit - Qeqertarsuup Tunua Ilaatut 36-it umiarsuaq sisak Piffissaq 10/9 - 15/10 Ilaasut 60-it umiarsuaq sisak Ilaasut 36-it umiarsuaq sisak Ataasinngorneq Ilulissat Qasigiannguit 07:00 09:15 Aasiaat Kangaatsiaq 07:00 10:15 Qasigiannguit Aasiaat 09:30 13:30 Kangaatsiaq Niaqornaarsuk 10:30 13:20 Aasiaat Qasigiannguit 13:45 17:45 Niaqornaarsuk Kangaatsiaq 13:35 16:25 Qasigiannguit Ilulissat 18:00 21:15 Kangaatsiaq Aasiaat 16:40 19:55 Marlunngorneq Ilulissat Ilimanaq 07:00 08:15 Ilulissat Aasiaat 07:00 11:00 Aasiaat Ikamiut 07:00 10:00 Ilimanaq Qasigiannguit 08:30 11:30 Aasiaat Kitsissuarsuit 11:15 12:20 Ikamiut Qasigiannguit 10:15 12:15 Qasigiannguit Ilimanaq 11:45 14:45 Kitsissuarsuit Qeqertarsuaq 12:35 14:35 Qasigiannguit Ikamiut 12:30 14:30 Ilimanaq Ilulissat 15:00 16:15 Qeqertarsuaq Kitsissuarsuit 14:50 16:50 Ikamiut Aasiaat 14:45 17:45 Kitsissuarsuit Aasiaat 17:05 18:10 Aasiaat Ilulissat 18:25 22:25 Sisamanngorneq Ilulissat Qeqertaq 07:00 12:30 Aasiaat Kangaatsiaq 07:00 10:15 Qeqertaq Saqqaq 12:45 14:15 Kangaatsiaq Attu _ 10:30 13:20 Saqqaq Ilulissat 14:30 20:00 Attu Iginniarfik 13:35 16:25 Iginniarfik lkerasaarsuk 16:40 17:10 lkerasaarsuk Kangaatsiaq 17:25 19:00 Kangaatsiaq Aasiaat 19:15 22:30 Tallimanngorneq Ilulissat Ilimanaq 07:00 08:15 Ilulissat Aasiaat 07:00 11:00 Aasiaat Akunnaaq 07:00 08:30 Ilimanaq Qasigiannguit 08:30 11:30 Aasiaat Qeqertarsuaq 11:15 14:45 Akunnaaq Qasigiannguit 08:45 11:15 Qasigiannguit Ilimanaq 11:45 14:45 Qeqertarsuaq Aasiaat 15:00 18:30 Qasigiannguit Akunnaaq 11:30 14:00 Ilimanaq Ilulissat 15:00 16:15 Aasiaat Ilulissat 18:45 22:45 Akunnaaq Aasiaat 14:45 16:15 Sapaat Ilulissat Aasiaat 07:00 11:00 Aasiaat Qeqertarsuaq 11:15 14:45 Qeqertarsuaq Aasiaat 15:00 18:30 Aasiaat Ilulissat 18:45 22:45 llaasut 36-it umiarsuaq sisak Piffissaq 16/10 - 15/11 llaasut 36-it umiarsuaq sisak Angalanissamut pilersaarutit - Qeqertarsuup Tunua Ataasinngorneq Ilulissat Qasigiannguit 08:00 11:15 Qasigiannguit Ikamiut 11:30 13:30 Ikamiut Akunnaaq 13:45 15:35 Akunnaaq Aasiaat 15:50 17:20 Marlunngorneq Aasiaat Kangaatsiaq 07:00 10:15 Ilulissat Qasigiannguit 07:00 10:15 Kangaatsiaq lkerasaarsuk 10:30 12:05 Qasigiannguit Aasiaat 10:30 14:30 lkerasaarsuk Attu 12:20 13:40 Aasiaat Kitsissuarsuit 14:45 15:55 Attu lkerasaarsuk 13:55 15:15 Kitsissuarsuit Qeqertarsuaq 16:10 19:10 lkerasaarsuk Kangaatsiaq 15:30 17:05 Kangaatsiaq Aasiaat 17:20 20:35 Pingasunngorneq Aasiaat Kangaatsiaq 07:00 10:15 Qeqertarsuaq Kitsissuarsuit 07:00 10:00 Kangaatsiaq Iginniarfik 10:30 12:50 Kitsissuarsuit Aasiaat 10:15 11:25 Iginniarfik Niaqornaarsuk 13:05 15:55 Aasiaat Qasigiannguit 11:40 15:40 Niaqornaarsuk Kangaatsiaq 16:10 18:05 Qasigiannguit Ilulissat 15:55 19:10 Kangaatsiaq Aasiaat 18:20 21:35 Sisamanngorneq Aasiaat Akunnaaq 08:00 09:30 Akunnaaq Ikamiut 09:45 11:35 Ikamiut Qasigiannguit 11:50 13:50 Qasigiannguit Ilulissat 14:05 17:20 Tallimanngorneq Ilulissat Qeqertaq 07:00 12:30 Qeqertaq Saqqaq 12:45 14:15 Saqqaq Ilulissat 14:30 20:00 Arfininngorneq Sapaat Ilulissat llimanaq 08:00 09:15 llimanaq Qasigiannguit 09:30 12:30 Qasigiannguit llimanaq 12:45 15:45 llimanaq Ilulissat 16:00 17:15 Angalanissamut pilersaarutit - Nuuk Piffissaq: 1/4-31/12 Piffissaq: 1/1-31/3 Targa Targa Nuuk Kapisillit 09:00 11:15 Nuuk Qeqertarsuatsiaat 08:00 12:00 Kapisillit Nuuk 11:45 14:00 Qeqertarsuatsiaat Nuuk 12:30 16:30 Nuuk Kapisillit 09:00 11:15 Kapisillit Nuuk 11:45 14:00 Angalanissamut pilersaarutit - Sisimiut Piffissaq: 15/4-31/ 12 Angallavinni tamaginni targa-mik ilaasut 12-it ilaasorineqartassapput Sisimiut Itilleq 09:00 10:15 Itilleq Sarfannguit 10:30 11:30 Sarfannguit Sisimiut 11:45 13:15 Angallavinni tamaginni targa-mik i/aasut 12-it i/aasorineqartassapput Angalanissamut pilersaarutit - Maniitsoq Piffissaq: 1/4-31/12 Piffissaq 1/1-31/3 Marlunngorneq Maniitsoq Napasoq 08:00 09:05 Maniitsoq Napasoq 08:00 09:05 Napasoq Atammik 09:20 10:10 Napasoq Atammik 09:20 10:10 Atammik Napasoq 10:25 11:15 'Atammik Napasoq 10:25 11:15 Napasoq Maniitsoq 11:30 12:35 Napasoq Maniitsoq 11:30 12:35 Sisamanngorneq Maniitsoq Kangaamiut 10:00 11:25 Kangaamiut Maniitsoq 11:40 13:05 01.01-31.01 & 01.11-31.12 60 pax Targa Express 1 Targa Express 2 Ataasinngorneq Qaqortoq 08.00 Narsaq 07:40 Qaqortoq 10:50 Alluitsup Paa 10.30 10.45 Qaqortoq 08:25 08:40 Narsaq 11:35 11:45 Nanortalik 13.15 13.45 Alluitsup Paa 09:45 09:45 Narsarsuaq 12:45 14:25 Alluitsup Paa 16.15 16.30 Qaqortoq 10:50 11:00 Narsaq 15:25 15:35 Qaqortoq 19.00 Narsarsuaq 12:45 14:25 Qaqortoq 16:20 Narsaq 15:25 › Marlunngorneq Qaqortoq 06.00 Qaqortoq 07.30 Qaqortoq 07.20 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Narsaq 08.05 08.15 Narsaq 12.45 13.00 Qaqortoq 12.15 12.25 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Qaqortoq 14.45 Narsaq 13.10 13.15 Narsaq 11.30 11.35 Narsarsuaq 14.15 15.30 Qaqortoq 12.20 12.30 Narsaq 16.30 16.40 Narsarsuaq 14.15 15.30 Qaqortoq 17.25 Qaqortoq 17.15 Pingasunngorneq Qaqortoq 08.00 Narsaq 10.30 Qaqortoq 13.50 Alluitsup Paa 10.30 10.45 Qaqortoq 11.15 11.30 Narsaq 14.35 14.45 Nanortalik 13.15 13.45 Eqalugaarsuit 11.55 12.05 Narsarsuaq 15.45 17.20 Alluitsup Paa 16.15 16.30 Saarloq 12.20 12.30 Narsaq 18.20 18.30 Qaqortoq 19.00 Eqalugaarsuit 12.45 12.55 Qaqortoq 19.15 Qaqortoq 13.30 13.50 Narsaq 14.35 Sisamanngorneq Qaqortoq 06.00 Qaqortoq 07.30 Qaqortoq 07.20 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Narsaq 08.05 08.15 Narsaq 12.45 13.00 Qaqortoq 12.15 12.25 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Qaqortoq 14.45 15.00 Narsaq 13.10 13.15 Narsaq 11.30 11.35 Nanortalik 19.30 Narsarsuaq 14.15 15.30 Qaqortoq 12.20 12.30 Narsaq 16.30 16.40 Narsarsuaq 14.15 15.30 Qaqortoq 17.25 Qaqortoq 17.15 Tallimanngorneq Nanortalik 08.00 Narsaq 07:40 Qaqortoq 10:50 Tasiusaq 09.10 09.20 Qaqortoq 08:25 08:40 Narsaq 11:35 11:45 Narsarmijit 11.45 12.00 Alluitsup Paa 09:45 09:45 Narsarsuaq 12:45 14:25 Aapillattoq 13.45 14.00 Qaqortoq 10:50 11:00 Narsaq 15:25 15:35 Narsarmijit 15.45 15.55 Narsarsuaq 12:45 14:25 Qaqortoq 16:20 Tasiusaq 18.10 18.20 Narsaq 15:25 Nanortalik 19.40 Arfininngorneq Nanortalik 08.30 Qaqortoq 13.00 Ammassivik 11.30 11.40 Narsaq 13.45 13.55 Alluitsup Paa 12.25 12.40 Narsarsuaq 14.55 16.30 Saarloq 14.00 14.10 Narsaq 17.30 17.40 Eqalugaarsuit 14.45 14.55 Qaqortoq 18.25 Qaqortoq 16.15 01.02-28.03 60 pax Targa Express 1 Targa Express 2 Ataasinngorneq Qaqortoq 08.00 Qaqortoq 10:35 Narsaq 07.50 Alluitsup Paa 10.30 10.45 narsaq 11:20 11:30 Qaqortoq 08.35 08.45 Nanortalik 13.15 13.45 ItiIIeq 12:15 12:15 Alluitsup Paa 09.50 10.00 Alluitsup Paa 16.15 16.30 qassiarsuk 12:40 12:40 Qaqortoq 11.05 11.25 Qaqortoq 19.00 narsarsuaq 12:45 14:30 Narsaq 12.10 12.20 qassiarsuk 14:35 14:35 Narsarsuaq 13.20 15.00 ItiIIeq 15:00 15:00 Narsaq 16.00 16.10 narsaq 15:45 15:55 Qaqortoq 16.55 17.10 Qaqortoq 16:40 Narsaq 17.55 Marlunngorneq Qaqortoq 06.00 Qaqortoq 07.30 Qaqortoq 07.20 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Narsaq 08.05 08.15 Narsaq 12.45 13.00 Qaqortoq 12.15 12.30 Narsarsuaq 09.15 10.30 Qaqortoq 14.45 15.00 Narsarsuaq 14.15 15.30 Narsaq 11.30 11.40 Nanortalik 19.30 Narsaq 16.30 16.40 Qaqortoq 12.25 Qaqortoq 17.25 Pingasunngorneq Nanortalik 08.30 Narsaq 10.15 Qaqortoq 13.50 Ammassivik 11.30 11.40 Qaqortoq 11.00 11.15 Narsaq 14.35 14.45 Alluitsup Paa 12.25 12.40 Eqalugaarsuit 11.40 11.50 Narsarsuaq 15.45 17.20 Qaqortoq 15.00
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