‘Post-covid future of international trains looks bright’
The number of Thalys and Eurostar passengers, both of which were recently rescued with loans, were on the rise before the corona crisis hit. There are many opportunities in shifting European air travel to rail, but matters such as the allocation of train paths, the high track access charges and entering the market still need to be improved, says Arriën Kruyt, board member of the European Passengers’ Federation.
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