Pont Aven was due to arrive in Plymouth around 3.39pm today. You can find the full Brittany Ferries statement and live updates in our blog below. Are you onboard?

Brittany Ferries has announced that it is making a number of changes to its schedule, including cancelling its Pont-Aven service. Following the Pont-Aven's dry-dock in Poland, she will not return ...

Pont-Aven returns to Plymouth (Image: Kevin Kelway). The Port of Plymouth is home to Brittany Ferries' services to France and Spain, which carry around 450,000 passengers a year.

In a statement, Brittany Ferries apologised to customers and promised to refund those with bookings. Regretfully we have been advised Pont-Aven will not resume service before June 14.

A Brittany Ferries ship has been forced to divert after multiple crew members became unwell. The Pont Aven vessel left Santander at 5pm UK time on Monday and was on its way to Plymouth when it ...

A Brittany Ferries vessel, with more than 900 passengers on board, was diverted on Tuesday after members of staff became ill The Pont-Aven is en route from Santander to Plymouth. It was diverted ...

The Pont-Aven is Brittany Ferries' largest vessel, carrying up to 2,400 passengers and 650 cars. Sailings between Plymouth and Roscoff, and Portsmouth and Santander not using the Pont-Aven remain ...

Brittany Ferries Pont-Aven will replace Armorique on the Plymouth to Roscoff route from 10 September with three return trips per week. Pont-Aven will also continue to operate one return sailing ...

Brittany Ferries operates the Pont-Aven vessel between Cork and Roscoff in northern France. It also uses its Connemara vessel to operate a service between Cork and Santander in northern Spain.