-As regional air traffic grows, head for the high seas says Irish Ferries-

Liverpool, 05 June 2006… Good customer service is something that the British public has come to expect, but if you are just one in 95 million will you find it at the top regional airports across the UK? The answer is a resounding no from Irish Ferries, the low fares ferry company.

The ferry company, that is single-handedly taking on the low cost ‘low service’ airlines operating between the UK and Ireland, has taken its crusade to ground level by targeting these airlines on their own doorstep at Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Liverpool and Manchester airports with an aggressive advertising campaign using spoof airport information signs to sway passengers towards the high seas rather than into the clouds.

With 95 million passengers now passing through our regional airports, Irish Ferries, the low fares ferry company, has decided to point out to potential passengers the downsides and hidden costs of flying - namely overpriced parking, long delays and excess charges from taxes to baggage.

Research shows that most complaints from airline passengers are about delayed, damaged and lost luggage as well as cancelled or delayed flights. Irish Ferries is in the unique position of guaranteeing that luggage carried will arrive safely at its destination in either Dublin or Rosslare… as it never leaves the car.

The complications of overpriced parking, long delays and excess charges are also easily overcome with Irish Ferries, the low fares ferry company. As passengers are travelling with their own car, parking is not an issue. Check–in time is just 30 minutes, all costs quoted include all taxes, and guests pay nothing for luggage, in fact passengers can carry as much as they like so long as it fits in the car!

So, to be treated as an individual and not just one face in a sea of 95 million, take advantage of Irish Ferries, the low fares ferry company’s, lowest ever fare from just £59 one way for a car and passenger, and £17 for each additional passenger.

For reservations contact 08705 171717 or visit www.irishferries.com.