MV Isle of Islay will soon make the two-week journey to Scotland and is expected to enter service in early spring.

The vessel, which can carry 450 passengers and 100 cars or 14 HGVs, was officially handed over at a ceremony in Yalova.

The Scottish government said it was committed to a return of the ferry next year and provision of some services this year.

A scaled-back timetable on the main ferry route for Arran has begun with special arrangements put in place for disabled ...

Ferry campaigners have been told by the Scottish Government that it is committed to bringing back a CalMac service between ...

A retired CalMac ferry has begun its final voyage to a breakers yard, leaving behind a legacy of vital spare parts and mementoes. Since it was taken out of service last year, MV Hebridean Isles has ...

A MAJOR milestone has been reached on a delayed CalMac ferry which was being built in Turkey. On Thursday, the MV Isle of ...

The transport secretary has defended the burning of more than £260m over 11 years to keep the ageing CalMac ferry fleet ...

The delivery date of the first Turkish-built ferry ordered by CalMac has been pushed back again due to a delay in sea trials. According to a letter from the government-owned ferries procurement ...

One of the oldest ferries in the CalMac fleet will be retired later this year after almost four decades of operation, as the Scottish operator phases out older tonnage and modernizes its service with ...

Heathrow Airport has confirmed around 100 flights have been cancelled on Sunday and passengers are advised to check with their airline before travelling. Several Loganair flights from Glasgow Airport ...