The Armas Group company regains the tradition of using city names for its fleet ships

Transmediterranean, a shipping company belonging to the Armas Group, reacts with the new "City of Palma" the tradition of using city names for the ships of its fleet. The ship has joined the Barcelona- Ibiza and Barcelona- Mahon lines and last night made the first exit from Ibiza to Barcelona. Tonight you will make the first departure from Barcelona to Ibiza and tomorrow you will do it on the Barcelona- Mahón route.

The ship "City of Palma" is the fifth with that name in the history of this centenary company and honors the Balar capital, with which it maintains a deep roots. It is also the first of the operational ships of Trasmediterranean that premiere the new logo based on the historical foundational gallardete, now become a current and dynamic symbol, and as allegory of the sea stelae that the ships leave when the sea surges.

The "City of Palma" ship operates between Barcelona and Ibiza with four weekly departures and makes a weekly departure from Barcelona to Mahón. In addition, Trasmediterana has on these lines the Zurbarán ship, which makes Barcelona- Mahon- Barcelona with four connections weekly and also, unites Barcelona- Ibiza once a week.

The ship "Ciudad del Palma," built in 2007, is 186.46 meters long and 25.60 meters manga and has accommodation for 878 passengers and 195 vehicles, as well as 2,250 linear meters of cargo. It stands out for its versatility and operational capacity and maintains a service speed of 23 knots, powered by two engines that add a power of 26,000 horses. Among the services on board, it has bar- cafe and "food lounge," shop, television, lounge and access for passage through mechanized stairs.