At 220 m LOA and 32 m beam, the ‘Helsinki Bridge’ reflects the change in tonnage, with increasingly larger ships in the Mediterranean, confirming LSCT infrastructure developments to accommodate the latest generations of containerships.
On welcoming the vessel to the facility, general manager, Michele Giromini, said, “We started our latest quay cranes investment plan two years ago and today we are the only container terminal in the north Tyrrhenian Sea able to operate simultaneously two ULCC’s ships of 14,000 teu”.
Carlo Besozzi, President and managing director of “K” Line Italia, said, “Considering the ships operated within the CKYH alliance, in the last year we increased our volumes by more than 30% in La Spezia. Our clients benefit from the substantial number of rail connections, which ensures that La Spezia is one of the most environmentally friendly logistic gateways in South Europe”.
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