Red Funnel has confirmed that its hi-speed Red Jet service will continue to be disrupted into next week as engineers continue work to repair Red Jet 4.
On Monday, Red Jet 4 was removed from service after high-pressure alarms were activated on the starboard engine. Engineers have been working hard to investigate and resolve the issue since.
It was hoped that the problem would be resolved by today in order for Red Jet 4 to re-enter service on Friday, enabling a 2-craft timetable to resume. However, the problem still hasn’t been fixed and therefore the cross-Solent operator has decided to extend its reduced timetable until Monday 31st January.
Leanna Lakes, Operations Director at Red Funnel, has said:
“We encourage customers to plan ahead by checking the live departures on our website, clicking on the ‘Service Status’ link to check their desired departure time.
“Customers may also consider using our vehicle ferries as an alternative option, which are currently running to timetable, although we remind customers that we are operating out of our temporary berth (Berth 25) in Southampton. We are continuing to offer a shuttle service between Southampton Terminal 1 and Berth 25. For more information see here: www.redfunnel.co.uk/januaryworks
“We apologise for any difficulties this may cause to customer journeys and are working towards resuming our normal timetable as quickly and as safely as possible.”
Scheduled Red Jet sailings from Southampton for Friday 28th, Saturday 29th and Monday 31st January will be as follows:
05:35, 06:55, 08:15, 09:35, 10:55, 12:15, 13:35, 14:55, 16:15, 17:35, 18:55, 20:15, 21:35, 22:55
Scheduled Red Jet sailings from West Cowes for Friday 28th, Saturday 29th and Monday 31st January will be as follows:
06:15, 07:35, 08:55, 10:15, 11:35, 12:55, 14:15, 15:35, 16:55, 18:15, 19:35, 20:55, 22:15, 23:35




















































































They really need to sort themselves out, How many red jets do they have? Just glad i dont hve to commute.
Red Funnel and Wight Link are doing a great job for the fixed link campaign.