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Ticket integration would make life easier (note that it already exists in some places, such as Germany: [0]). However, in places where trains are reliable and
by DiogenesKynikos 3y ago
Ticket integration would make life easier (note that it already exists in some places, such as Germany: [0]).
However, in places where trains are reliable and frequent (such as Japan and China), you don't really have to worry about missed connections.
Baggage getting checked through is a luxury, in my opinion, although it should be noted that this service exists in some places as well (in Switzerland, you can get your luggage checked through from your inbound flight to any train station, or from any station to your outbound flight: [1]).
0. https://www.lufthansa.com/ao/en/lufthansa-express-rail https://www.lufthansa.com/ao/en/lufthansa-express-rail
1. https://www.sbb.ch/en/station-services/before-your-journey/luggage/flight-luggage/zurich-with-swiss.html https://www.sbb.ch/en/station-services/before-your-journey/l...
- lxgr 3y agoTIL, thank you! That's indeed pretty neat and wasn't available the last time I used the "AIRail" predecessor: > Should there be a delay, our transfer guarantee means that you will be rebooked automatically onto the next flight or train – we will notify you of this in good time. I wonder which EU passenger rights will apply to this, though: There's different sets of rules for rail and air.