Problems with a ferry operator’s computerised check-in system have led to traffic disruption and delays for cross-Channel travellers. The Port of Dover issued a warning to travellers saying the check-in system used by P&O had failed and there was a backlog of traffic. The problem led to a row between rival operators. SeaFrance said P&O staff could not handle a manual check-in.
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about 17 years ago
Computer problem disrupts ferries
Problems with a ferry operator’s computerised check-in system have led to traffic disruption and delays for cross-Channel travellers. The Port of Dover issued a warning to travellers saying the check-in system used by P&O had failed and there was a backlog of traffic. The problem led to a row betwee
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