For the Islay arrival covered by the available information, the correct terminal should be treated as unconfirmed until a current travel instruction names the specific port or the ferry service confirms it directly. The route listing gives Kennacraig and presents Port Ellen and Port Askaig as the two possible Islay ports, so the listing alone does not select a terminal for a particular arrival.
The check-in time is a separate check. The available guidance says that the latest check-in time appears in the confirmation email or in the timetables. It does not explicitly say that either item identifies the arrival terminal.
What to check
| Check | What it establishes | What remains unresolved |
|---|---|---|
| Route listing | Kennacraig and the possible Islay ports: Port Ellen and Port Askaig | The exact port for the particular arrival |
| Confirmation email | The latest check-in time, according to the available guidance | Whether the email explicitly names the arrival port |
| Timetables | The latest check-in time, according to the available guidance | Whether the relevant entry explicitly names the arrival port |
The route listing should be used to identify the possibilities, not to guess the destination. If the confirmation email or timetable does not clearly name one port, the terminal remains unconfirmed and direct confirmation from the ferry service is needed before departure. The order of the two port names is not enough.