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Overview
Unity is strength for AIP group
A milestone in the maritime life of Iceland was reached in 2004 when the Port of Reykjav í k merged with three other harbours – Akranes, Borgarnes and Grundartangi – to form Associated Icelandic Ports (AIP). Using this expanded harbour network, AIP is well placed to
Reykjavík is Iceland’s maritime hub
Reykjav í k is Iceland’s principal seaport, with facilities for handling all types of cargo and a comprehensive range of maritime support services. In addition, Reykjav í k is Iceland’s number one cruise port. Cargo handling is focused on the Sundahöfn harbour complex, east of the
Comprehensive range of shipyard services
Two major shipyards operate within the AIP ports network, providing marine services for shipowners – particularly in the fishing sector – as well as non-marine work for land-based customers. They are St à lsmi ð jan, based in Reykjav í k, and Þ orgeir & Ellert, in Akranes.