Onassis (Shipping company, Greece)

Last modified: 2015-07-28 by ivan sache
Keywords: onassis | olympic maritime | cross (yellow) | letter: omega (yellow) |
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• Olympic Maritime
• Onassis Group

See also:

• Greece
• Greece: House flags of shipping companies

Olympic Maritime

House flag of Olympic Maritime - Image by James Dignan, 14 October 2003

The company, part of Onassis empire, is chartered in Monaco, flying the Liberian flag. Their ship, the Arrow, was involved in a major oil spill off Nova Scotia (Chedabucto Bay). Actually Olympic operated the Arrow, on lease from another company.

The house flag of Olympic Maritime is shown in The dumpy book of ships and the sea [sam57], as a triangular dark blue flag edged yellow all-around with a white cross throughout also edged yellow, and on the the intersaection a red square diamond, also edged yellow, with a yellow Ω (for Onassis) on it.

James Dignan, Phil Nelson, Jarig Bakker & António Martins, 15 October 2003

Onassis Group

House flag of Onassis Group - Image by António Martins, 11 February 2008

In a series of postcards of unknown origin, on postcard #9, 3rd row, the 4th flag is shown for Onassis Group as a blue triangular flag, horizontally divided blue-white-blue.

António Martins, 11 February 2008