Can you tell me where abouts did you find this form within the website please, so that I can download it in French. As the two other links on the website one in French and one in English appear to be different.
The form is issued by French Gov for our use you don't need it in French
What are my rights if my ferry is delayed or cancelled? - Which?
You may be entitled to compensation of 25% or 50% of your ticket price if your ferry journey is delayed or cancelled. We explain your rights.www.which.co.uk
This is the relevant section:
Ferry cancellation rights
If your ferry service is cancelled or departure is delayed for more than 90 minutes, you should be offered the choice between:
If you opt for an alternative crossing, you're still entitled to claim compensation for the delay to your original journey.
- an alternative sailing at the earliest opportunity at no additional cost
- reimbursement of the ticket price within seven days.
My understanding, based on the gov.uk travel advice pages, is that 2 forms are required - one for international travel and the other for movement within France (the latter being freshly completed each day). The international travel form has the requisite option (Individuals transiting through France to reach their residence, accompanied by their spouse and children) and the domestic movement form includes a "pressing family reasons" option that is probably the most appropriate.
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Brittany Ferries was founded by farmers in Brittany. It has always been heavily subsidised by the French Government to the detriment of British ferry companies. For the last few years it has had a monopoly on the Western Channel routes and has been charging whatever it wants, having driven the competition away. Why would we have any sympathy for them?
To which British ferry companies do you refer?
P&O operated for a long time from Portsmouth to Cherbourg, Plymouth to Santander, and Portsmouth to Le Havre, DFDS (not strictly British} operated the Portsmouth to Le Havre route for a few years, they were always undercut by Brittany who are now reaping the rewards.
Didn’t P&O also operate from Portsmouth to Bilbao a few years ago ?
BF has always pretty much had a monopoly of western Channel routes. P&O Ferries did operate in the central Channel (with some rather dated ferries). P&O Ferries is owned by DP World (Dubai) and DFDS is Danish.
I think you'll find they were UK owned when they ran the Western Channel, and as I said DFDS weren't British but also not subsidised.
Yes they did. As a freight driver I enjoyed the waiter service in the drivers restaurant, with very nice meals with wine on Brittany, but on P&O boats they offered a 33cl bottle of beer or a 75cl bottle of wine. I could never quite reconcile the thinking.
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