Embarkation is the process of boarding a vessel. It includes the movement of passengers and, where relevant, vehicles from the terminal or landing point onto the ship.
A reservation records an intended journey. Check-in verifies the required travel details. Embarkation is the physical boarding process, supported by the operator’s ticket and safety procedures.
A valid ticket supports the admission decision, but the movement onto the vessel is an operating process. Passengers follow the boarding route and vehicles follow crew instructions. Keeping that distinction clear helps assign responsibility: the system provides booking and control information while the ferry team manages the physical boarding operation.
Ticket control can help staff check the issued ticket for the selected departure. It does not replace vehicle-loading instructions, identity checks or the crew’s operating decisions.
Give the departure team a practical way to check tickets for the sailing they are boarding.
Explore Boarding
Prepare passengers and vehicles for their departure by checking the booking and the details your operation requires.
Explore Check-inBring your questions about embarkation to a discussion of your routes and working procedures.
