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More Disruptions on Portsmouth-Fishbourne Car Ferry Service This Week

Monday, 16th November, 2009 at 11:39 am, Isle of Wight

Ferry, Fishbourne, News, Overseas

More Disruptions on Portsmouth-Fishbourne Car Ferry Service This WeekOh dear, more disruption to hit sailings for WightLink’s Portsmouth-Fishbourne ferry service for most of this week.

Please be aware of the changes as below.

The following crossing have been cancelled.

Monday 16 November 2009
From Portsmouth Gunwharf: 12:00; 14:00; 16:00; 18:00 & 19.30
From Fishbourne: 11:00; 13:00; 15:00; 17:00; 19:00 & 20.30

Tuesday 17 & Wednesday 18 November 2009
From Portsmouth Gunwharf: 06:30; 08:30 & 10:30
From Fishbourne: 07:30; 09:30 & 11:30

Thursday 19 November 2009;
From Portsmouth Gunwharf: 06:30; 08:30; 10:30 & 12:30
From Fishbourne: 07:30; 09:30; 11:30 & 13:30

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4 Responses to “More Disruptions on Portsmouth-Fishbourne Car Ferry Service This Week”

  1. Click if you like this comment Adam     says:
    16, November 2009 at 12:24 pm

    Are those the sailings that are on or the ones that are off?

    It will be easier to list the sailings that are on rather than list the cancelled ones soon…

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  2. Click if you like this comment watcher2     says:
    16, November 2009 at 6:06 pm

    Wightlink. Quite awful service, how the OFT let them off is anyones guess.

    Remember when they cancel services they still get the same revenue – just have less cost! Fuel, crew, berthing fees etc.

    We had better get used to it, or build that bridge.

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  3. Click if you like this comment shobba     says:
    17, November 2009 at 11:43 am

    Wightlink today warn of disruption on Lymington-Yarmouth sailings for the next few days. 18-20th Nov. Crews say that the new super tall ferries are more vulnerable to loss of control in high winds. I seem to remember Wightlink claiming the new ships were MORE controlable in bad weather?More great news fro passengers.

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