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The MV Glen Sannox welcomed its first passengers onboard for its first service as it travelled from Troon, Ayrshire, to the Isle of Arran this morning. The vessel docked in Brodick around 8.10am ...

It’s been a long time coming but after a six and half year delay, the dual-fuel MV Glen Sannox set sail from Troon to Brodick at 6.51am in its official launch, carrying 104 foot passengers.

MV Glen Sannox - which was meant to be delivered almost seven years ago - is the first new large vessel to join the UK's largest ferry fleet in nearly a decade. It made its first scheduled journey ...

MV Glen Sannox completed its first timetabled passenger voyage on Monday morning, leaving Troon in South Ayrshire just after 6.50am and arriving in Brodick on the Isle of Arran at about 8.15am.

I boarded the first official sailing of the Glen Sannox that left Troon harbour shortly before 7am for Brodick on Arran in an event so low key you’d imagine it was just a regular service.