signed an extension of 5 years to their pooling agreement on board the Fiesta in Dover harbour. The early 1990s was a difficult time for the Fiesta, her services frequently being interrupted by industrial action, most notably in June/July 1991, April 1992 and February 1995. SeaFrance In July 1995, SPN & SNAT announced their intention to terminate the pooling agreement from 31 December. On 1 January 1996 SNCF new SeaFrance service began, with the Fiesta, which was renamed to SeaFrance Cézanne in her January 1996 refit. The service initially ran as three ships, the SeaFrance Cézanne, the and the SeaFrance Nord Pas-de-Calais, later being joined by the SeaFrance Monet and the . On 22 March 2000, during thick fog, the SeaFrance Cézanne was holed on the port side, which later required attention at Dunkerque. Following the introduction of the SeaFrance Rodin in 2001 and the SeaFrance Berlioz in 2005, the SeaFrance Cézanne was relegated to freight only duties alongside the SeaFrance Nord Pas-De-Calais. Following the publication of a revised schedule in 2006, she was promoted back to passenger duties, maintaining this position until the introduction of the SeaFrance Molière in late 2008 where she was again relegated to freight only crossings. In early 2009, she was permanently withdrawn from service on 12 February and was laid up in Dunkerque two days later. In 2011 the ship was sold to Belize interests and renamed the Western Light. In October 2011 she departed from Dunkerque for Alang, India for scrapping. Sister ships The SeaFrance Cézanne had two sister ships: - Operating as the Wawel Gdańsk-Nynashamn with Polferries - Capsized on maiden voyage in June 1980 References External links Ferries of the United Kingdom Ferries of France Ships built in Malmö 1979 ships