Figures disclosed to The Herald show the state-owned company operated 3866 sailings with five or fewer passengers – 40% of its total journeys – in December. Of those, 791 had no paying customers on board.
CALMAC is making hundreds of ferry crossings with no passengers on board, prompting calls for an urgent review of services provided by the publicly-funded operator .
Figures disclosed to The Herald show the state-owned company operated 3866 sailings with five or fewer passengers – 40% of its total journeys – in December. Of those, 791 had no paying customers on board.
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