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I assume that's just market share of travel specifically between the two cities? There's also the market of connecting flights to consider.
by aninhumer 10y ago
I assume that's just market share of travel specifically between the two cities? There's also the market of connecting flights to consider.
- selectodude 10y agoThere aren't any flights to anywhere in the world out of London that would connect through Paris unless you require a flight on Air France.
- mcintyre1994 10y agoI think the parent might mean eg. travel from the UK outside of London to Paris, and France outside of Paris to London. In that case you'd probably spend longer traveling to the Eurostar in your own country than on the Eurostar. The same would be true if you traveled to an airport in London/Paris to fly, but there's the alternative of flying from a regional airport direct to London/Paris instead.
- aninhumer 10y agoNah, I was just overestimating Paris's status as a flight hub. Although I do wonder if connecting in Paris might make more sense from some of the smaller London airports.
- thatfrenchguy 10y agoAbidjan, Saint Martin, Fort de France, Cotonou (the list goes on).
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