The ferry provider called off its high-speed sailings earlier this week over fears that stormy weather over the English Channel would push wind speeds “above safe operating levels.”
Initially, travel from Poole was called off on Wednesday and Thursday – but now Condor has unveiled a fresh set of delays, reschedulings and, in some cases, cancellations extending to Sunday.
Officials said they were working hard to contact and assist passengers, offering them alternative sailings or a refund.
Pictured: Changes to Condor’s schedule this weekend.
The mass disruption has led the team to take over 1,000 calls per day.
Additional staff have now been “drafted into Condor’s contact centre and port offices” to manage the load.
The news comes shortly after Ports of Jersey unveiled new figures showing the impact of interruptions on passenger numbers.
Sea travellers dropped by nearly 3,000 this summer – the island’s key tourism period – after both of Manche Iles’ boats suffered a breakdown. Condor also underwent some delays.