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Transtejo operates passenger ferries across the Tagus estuary, between
Lisbon and the left bank
(Cacilhas in Almada,
Montijo and Seixal);
it also sails tourist cruises in the Tagus mouth and neighbouring ocean,
and owns Soflusa, previously a railroad ferry
line (Lisbon - Barreiro).
António Martins, 14 May 2004
This company operates the apparently internationally known
cacilheiro ships. "E.P." in the company name means
"Empresa Pública", i.e., state-owned company.
António Martins, 27 Oct 2005
Last Sunday I saw the company houseflag for the first time after
many years using its services. It was hoisted in the peak of the vessel
S. Paulus (moored), nowdays used only for tourist cruises. The
company houseflag is dark green with the company logo in orange at the
upper hoist. I never saw any flag in Transtejo ships before this time
— neither the houseflag nor the national
ensign, neither in Sundays nor in workdays.
António Martins, 14 May 2004
After Brown’s Flags and Funnels, 1995
[lgr95], Transportes Tejo E.P. (Transtejo),
Lisbon — white flag, in center two slanting "T"’s, one orange,
one black, both interrupted by white horizontal stripes.
Jarig Bakker, 26 Oct 2005
This is the usual logo-on-white flag, which may be the only
company flag “on land”. The flag actually hoisted on the ships of this
company, albeit quite scarcely, is green.
António Martins, 27 Oct 2005
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