Brittany Ferries has begun to inform passengers with crossings scheduled for the weeks after the original deadline of 29 March that they have been rebooked , sometimes with different departure times . The changes affect passenger bookings and up to 10,000 passengers , and come as the company makes space on its vessels to accommodate extra freight . Passengers with bookings in the six weeks after Brexit — including over the Easter school holidays — have been told that they have been rebooked on to ferries with a different departure time. Brittany Ferries was one of the firms awarded UK government contracts to monitor the flow of freight in the event of a no - deal . The firm said it would assess May and June schedules closer to the time .
Brittany Ferries has begun to inform passengers with crossings scheduled for the weeks after the original deadline of 29 March that they have been rebooked , sometimes with different departure times . The changes affect passenger bookings and up to 10,000 passengers , and come as the company makes space on its vessels to accommodate extra freight . Brittany Ferries was one of the firms awarded UK government contracts to monitor the flow of freight in the event of a no - deal . The firm said it would assess May and June schedules closer to the time .