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Brittany Ferries operates between Plymouth, Roscoff and Santander, but the Pont-Aven will not operate again until at least June 14. The Pont-Aven is being escorted back to Brittany (Image: Phil ...
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.
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 ...
Many thousands of Brittany Ferries’ passengers are suffering further disruption due to a repairs being carried out on its cruise-ferry Pont-Aven. The operator announced today that Pont-Aven will ...
The vessel named Pont Aven, had set off from Santander in northern Spain on Monday at 5pm. A spokesperson for Brittany Ferries told PlymouthLive : "A number of crew members on board Brittany ...
Pont-Aven entered the Brittany Ferries fleet in 2004 and serves routes between France and the UK and Ireland, as well as the UK and Spain. Spanish newspaper The Local reported that the ship is ...
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 ...
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 ...
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The chief executive, Christophe Mathieu, said: “On behalf of everyone at Brittany Ferries I would like to apologise profusely for the further delays to the return of our flagship Pont-Aven, and ...