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Atlânticoline vessel service resumption

Overview

The maritime transport company Atlânticoline has completed repairs and mandatory safety checks on the vessel Gilberto Mariano, which was sidelined following the discovery of a ‘technical anomaly’ during a routine inspection.

The vessel, which had been immobilized for one week, is scheduled to resume operations this Saturday. While the return of the ship is expected to revert some recent operational changes, Atlânticoline noted that current schedule adjustments will remain in place until Monday.

During the service suspension, the company managed disruptions in the Central group of the Azores archipelago by utilizing the ships Cruzeiro do Canal and Cruzeiro das Ilhas. Although passenger-only trips were maintained, the company previously highlighted that transporting vehicles was particularly challenging due to high seasonal demand.

Entities

Azores · Gilberto Mariano · Atlânticoline · MV Rehoboth · Príncipe Island Port

Timeline

  1. 14 days ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Maritime operations resume in Príncipe and Azores after vessel technical issues

    Maritime operations are resuming in Príncipe after the removal of the damaged MV Rehoboth, while the Gilberto Mariano vessel is set to return to service in the Azores following technical repairs.

  2. 17 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Atlânticoline expects Gilberto Mariano ferry repairs by week's end

    Atlânticoline expects the Gilberto Mariano ferry to complete repairs by the end of the week following a technical anomaly that disrupted passenger and vehicle transport in the Azores.

  3. 21 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Atlânticoline vessel Gilberto Mariano suspended due to technical anomaly

    Atlânticoline has suspended the vessel Gilberto Mariano due to a technical anomaly found during routine maintenance, leading to schedule adjustments in the Azores.

Sources

acorianooriental.pt · jornalacores9.pt · observador.pt · rstp.st · sapo.pt

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