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Naviera Armas is a
Spanish company,
founded in the 1940s,
which operates a
number of
ferry services in Spain. The
company mainly operates in the Canary...
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Mareva order or
Mareva regime,
after the 1975 case
Mareva Compania Naviera SA v
International Bulkcarriers SA,
although the
first recorded instance...
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Spanish territories.
Since 2017 the
majority of the
company belongs to
Naviera Armas. The Trasmediterránea ("cross-mediterranean")
company was constituted...
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Townsend T****sen. The
vessel was salvaged, put up for sale, and sold to
Naviera SA
Kingstown on 30
September 1987,
renamed Flushing Range. It was taken...
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ferry service between Funchal and Portimão, on the mainland,
provided by
Naviera Armas sailed w****ly from 2008, but was
discontinued in 2013 due to a dispute...
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Street renamed the ship Redbrook. In 1965
Street sold her to
Hegif Compania Naviera SA of Greece, who
renamed her E Evangelia. On 15
October 1968 E Evangelia...
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Olsen Express, as well as
Naviera Armas,
offers ferry connections between Corralejo and
Playa Blanca in Lanzarote...
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Volcan de Teno is a high
speed catamaran operated by
Naviera Armas.
Highspeed 6 is one of six 96m
catamarans built by
Incat Yards in Tasmania, Australia...
- MV Volcán de
Tacande was a
ferry last
owned by
Naviera Armas,
which was
operated on
routes around the
Canary Islands. She was
built by Brodogradiliste...
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regular ferry services to Las
Palmas and
Santa Cruz de
Tenerife with
Naviera Armas.
Fuerteventura Airport is
situated near El Matorral, 6 km
south of...
