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P and O ferry adrift!

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Grandmadinosaur Tue 26-Apr-22 19:59:36

I wouldn’t use this company at all. I wouldn’t feel safe. It’s just greed by the owners and not putting passengers safety first. It’s a shame as they operate a service from where I live to Rotterdam (for Amsterdam) and used to do a service to Zeebrugge for Bruges. We had been on it several times and was very popular. Ideal for a nice little short break.

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Joseanne Tue 26-Apr-22 18:02:08

Eek. And that is a long crossing at the best of times!

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MerylStreep Tue 26-Apr-22 17:36:46

joseanne
It happened to us in the bay of biscay with a force 9 blowing. ?

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Wheniwasyourage Tue 26-Apr-22 17:22:52

Just one point - it was the Irish Sea, not the North Sea, but I quite agree that the lack of experienced staff must have had something to do with it.

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Redhead56 Tue 26-Apr-22 17:16:03

I would not have anything to do that company after the way it behaved towards its staff.

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henetha Tue 26-Apr-22 17:08:51

P and O used to stand for quality but doesn't seem to any more.
It must have been a bit scary.

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Joseanne Tue 26-Apr-22 17:03:35

Wouldn't happen to French owned Brittany Ferries!

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Honeysuckleberries Tue 26-Apr-22 16:59:30

A PO ferry was adrift in the North Sea for an hour this afternoon, it’s now safe thank goodness with no injuries to passengers or crew. It was apparently ‘not under control’ for an hour. How on earth can this company justify their sacking of experienced crew now this has happened. Look forward to you comments as always.

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