Irish Ferries and P&O Ferries are to share freight and passenger space on the Dover to Calais route to improve traffic flow and reduce wait times, though each operator will maintain independent commercial control.
P&O Ferries has resumed operations of all its ships on Irish Sea routes. The first Dover – Calais sailings in over a month are expected tomorrow.
P&O Ferries has confirmed that it plans to resume operations on the Dover – Calais and Cairnryan – Larne routes this weekend, subject to regulatory approval.
Delivery of Wasaline’s new Vaasa – Umeå ferry ‘Aurora Botnia’ has been delayed until June as a result of the Coronavirus situation.
The Port of Dover has reported that a month on since the end of the Brexit transition period, freight traffic volumes are at 90% of the level that is typical for the time of year.
P&O Ferries is understood to have informed staff that it is proposing to close its Hull – Zeebrugge route and maintain reduced capacity on Dover – Calais.
Ferry operator P&O Ferries confirmed to the UK media yesterday that they are to reflag their entire Dover fleet from the UK to Cyprus, as we reported earlier in the month.
Dover based ferry operator P&O Ferries have confirmed that they are to move their Dover to Calais flagships SPIRIT OF BRITAIN and SPIRIT OF FRANCE to the Cypriot flag
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