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Far from it An office at sea can save time, money and in an emergency, lives.

In short, it is essential. And to make it possible, BTI's Inmarsat Satellite Service provides the link with all your onboard telecommunications.

Serving the world's busiest shipping lanes, BTI's Goonhilly coast earth station covers an area where 80% of the world's fleets ply their trade.This makes communicating between them and over 200 countries seem like a call between floors.

A two digit code gets the ship into Goonhilly and then further communication continues, using normal telecom links.

And being available 24 hours a day the Service provides reassurance should difficulties arise, or; for example, to re-route suddenly to cash in on a better commodity price.

To find out more about BTI's Inmarsat Service take one of the offices simplest procedures, call the number below. Or alternatively write to the address: British Telecom International, Maritime Service

Marketing, 43 Bartholomew Close, London EC1A 7HR ENGLAND. Telephone: 01-936 4996.

Telex: 916554 BTIMRG and Fax: 01-606 4640.

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