Royal Arctic Line and Eimskip enter partnership
Royal Arctic Line and Eimskip have signed a declaration of intent for a partnership agreement. The two carriers will invest in container vessels to be designed and built for the particular weather conditions in the Arctic and the North Atlantic.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
Royal Arctic Line and Eimskip have signed a declaration of intent to add Greenland to Eimskip's international sailing system through a deal for capacity sharing which will connect Greenland to the rest of the world. The two companies plan on cooperating by sharing capacity on large vessels which will increase efficiency and service reliability, according to Royal Arctic Line and Eimskip in a statement Wednesday:
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