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Just a word of caution for anyone booking their own train connection, this is usually only done if you book train and flight on the same ticket. The DB calls th
by rft 2y ago
Just a word of caution for anyone booking their own train connection, this is usually only done if you book train and flight on the same ticket. The DB calls this Rail&Fly and essentially the train becomes a leg of the flight. So if/when the DB screws up, your "flight" is delayed and treated just like a delayed plane.
https://www.bahn.de/service/informationen-buchung/bahn-flug/rail-and-fly-english https://www.bahn.de/service/informationen-buchung/bahn-flug/...
- adrian_b 2y agoI suppose that it may depend on the airline how they handle such cases. I do not remember which I had used then, but it might have been Lufthansa. In my case I had bought the train tickets separately from DB (online) and the flight tickets directly from the airline (also online). At the airport I have just shown the train tickets and it would have been easy to verify that indeed it had arrived with a huge delay, so it was not my fault.