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Director’s WordThe Global AirRail Alliance, or GARA for short, was created to provide a platform for profession-als from around the world to share their best practice in developing rail links to airports, inno-vating in airline-railways partnerships, or improving customer service for seamless and painless transition from one transport mode to another. GARA is a community of rail operators, airlines, airports, suppliers, associations, city councils and researchers that work together in creating simpler, faster and more cooperative future.

Our goal at GARA is to provide all the necessary tools for our members to better understand this growing market and form successful air-rail partnerships around the world. At the moment we are building a comprehensive online database and community sharing platform where our members will be able to access various statistical data about the market, contribute to academic research and connect with other air-rail professionals.

This brochure is the first glimpse at what we are developing and will introduce to you the cur-rently operating dedicated airport expresses around the world.

I would like to invite you to join GARA and help us build a stronger air-rail family.

Milda

Milda ManomaityteDirectorThe Global AirRail Alliance

Milda has some 10 years experience in pub-lishing, event management and mar keting in the transport industry. She has established the airrail NEWS five years ago and since has been running the dedicated publication, conferences and the Global AirRail Awards for the growing air-rail market.

Jaya KumarMembership ManagerThe Global AirRail Alliance

Jaya is responsible of overseeing the management and development of the relationships with the global air-rail com-munity. Her role includes communicating with GARA members, customer service support and managing the general ad-ministrative support.

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GARA MEMBERSAirport Operators Association The Airport Operators Association (AOA) is the national voice of UK airports. Our vision is of a vibrant airports’

sector which can maintain sustainable growth, sufficient to meet the social and economic needs of the UK.

AccesRail AccesRail, an IATA Strategic Partner, has for close to 15 years distributed rail travel using its IATA code 9B on the neutral display on all major GDSs in the world, enabling railway partners’ products full visibility alongside airlines.

Aeroexpress Aeroexpress is a dynamic Russian company providing intermodal and local rail transport services in compliance with the license of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation.

Aéroports de MontréalAéroports de Montréal (ADM), a not-for-profit corporation, is the local authority responsible for the manage-ment, operation and development of Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport and Montréal-Mi-rabel International Airport.

Aeroporto Friuli Venezia Giulia SpAAeroporto Friuli Venezia Giulia SpA is the company that has been running Trieste airport (TRS IATA Code) since July 1997, while in August 2007 it was awarded by ENAC-Italian CAA and the Ministry of Transport with a 40-year-long airport management concession.

Airport LinkAirport Link is the 9 km rail connection between Sydney Airport and Sydney City. The Sydney Airport Link op-erates more than 80,000 train services each year, carrying more than 6 million annual passengers to or from Sydney Airport.

Amadeus Amadeus Total Rail provides the technology and expertise that makes rail booking easier - from the initial search to making a booking and staying in touch with your customers before, during and after their journey.

Arlanda AirportArlanda is Sweden's largest airport and acts as an important hub for the Stockholm region and Scandinavia - ow-ing to flights to 172 destinations around the whole world, and good ground transportation to and from other parts of the Stockholm region.

ARUP ARUP are an independent firm of designers, planners, engineers, consultants and technical specialists offering a broad range of professional services.

Birmingham Airport Birmingham Airport is directly connected to over 100 towns and cities via Birmingham International Station and the free 'Air-Rail Link' system.

Changi Airport Changi Airport was , previously as part of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, has established Changi Air-port as the world’s most awarded “Best Airport”.

CrossrailCrossrail Ltd (CRL) is a company which was established in 2001 to promote and develop these vital links to meet the needs of people and businesses throughout the South East, and to ensure that London continues in its role as the Europe's leading financial and business centre.

Express Rail Link Express Rail Link Sdn Bhd (ERL) is the operator of KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit train services that connect Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and the Kuala Lumpur city centre.

First Great Western

Flytoget Flytoget is a high-speed train which brings the passengers to and from Oslo Airport - Gardermoen, with Dram-men being the end station on the West side.

FOGTEC Rail Systems FOGTEC Rail Systems, a business unit of FOGTEC Brandschutz GmbH & Co. KG, have specialised in developing and selling user-specific fire protection system solutions in railborn means of transport.

Gatwick AirportLondon Gatwick is the UK’s second largest airport and the most efficient single-runway airport in the world. We serve around 200 destinations (more than any other UK airport) in 90 countries for 34 million passengers a year on short and long haul point-to-point services.

Gatwick Express Gatwick Express is the fastest and only non-stop train service between central London and Gatwick Airport.

GautrainThe Gautrain is a state-of-the-art rapid rail network in Gauteng. The rail connection comprises of two links, namely a link between Pretoria and Johannesburg and a link between OR Tambo International Airport and Sandton.

Hahn Air Hahn Air is founded as an independent regional carrier operating intra-German routes. It is based at the former military airbase Hahn, known today as the Frankfurt Hahn Airport.

Heathrow Express Heathrow Express is a non-franchised, non-subsidised private company which owns its own trains, the stations at Heathrow, and the entire below-ground section of the line between London Paddington and the airport.

IATA The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is the trade association for the world’s airlines, representing some 240 airlines or 84% of total air traffic.

Luton Airport London Luton Airport is the UK’s 5th largest passenger airport. 9.7 million passengers used the airport in 2013. 89% of passengers were on international flights and 11% of passengers were on domestic flights

Metrolinx Metrolinx, an agency of the Government of Ontario under the Metrolinx Act, 2006, was created to improve the coordination and integration of all modes of transportation in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.

MTR Carrying an average of 4.9 million passengers every weekday, the MTR is regarded as one of the world's leading railways for safety, reliability, customer service and cost efficiency.

North Star ConsultancyNorth Star Consultancy writes the standards for Air-Rail links globally with a 15 guidelines approach which con-tains the blueprint for success. It can be applied help develop concepts and strategy for new air-rail links or be used to benchmark existing ones to identify the key levers for improving market share.

PWC Australia

Rhônexpress The Rhônexpress Express Tram is the fastest, most reliable and a seamless link between the centre of Lyon and the Lyon-Saint-Exupéry Airport, with a journey time of less than 30 minutes and no risk of congestion.

SEA SEA - Società per Azioni Esercizi Aeroportuali – and the SEA Group companies manage the airports of Milan Malpensa and Milan Linate. In 2013, the Milan airport system (Linate and Malpensa) registered 26.9 million passengers in total, with 17.9 million at Malpensa and 9 million at Linate.

SNC Lavalin Founded in 1911, SNC-Lavalin is one of the leading engineering and construction groups in the world and a major player in the ownership of infrastructure.

Spirit Design Spirit Design is a leading strategic design company. Its team of consultants and designers specialized in innova-tion and brands creates solutions with the sustainability to master the challenges of the future.

Stansted ExpressStansted Express is the direct train service linking London Stansted Airport to central London. It is the fastest route between Stansted Airport and central London, taking just 47 minutes to London Liverpool Street and 36 minutes to Tottenham Hale.

Thalys Thalys is the red high-speed train which connects Brussels with Paris in 1 hour 22 minutes and Brussels with Cologne and Amsterdam in 1 hour 47 minutes and 1 hour 53 minutes.

Transport Investigations Transport Investigations Ltd started business in 1998, and has built its reputation in the passenger rail industry as the leader in the fields of fare collection and revenue protection policy and implementation.

Travelport Travelport is a leading distribution services and e-commerce provider for the global travel industry.

Trieste AirportAeroporto Friuli Venezia Giulia SpA is the company that has been running Trieste airport since July 1997, while in August 2007 it was awarded by ENAC-Italian CAA and the Ministry of Transport with a 40-year-long airport management concession.

VIA Rail VIA Rail Canada operates the national passenger rail service on behalf of the Government of Canada. An inde-pendent Crown Corporation established in 1977, the corporation provides travellers with safe, efficient and and cost-effective passenger transportation in the country's two official languages.

Xchanging Xchanging provides business processing, technology and procurement services internationally for customers across multiple industries.

Aeroexpress is a dynamic Russian company providing intermodal and local rail transport services in compli-ance with the license of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation. Aeroexpress provides rail services between the capital and all of the major Moscow airports (Vnukovo, Domodedovo and Sheremetyevo), as well as

the town of Lobnya. New intermodal transportation ser-vices were launched between the central rail terminal of Sochi and Adler Airport on 15 February 2012. On 20 July 2012, a regular intermodal link went into service in Vladi-vostok, where Aeroexpress trains now connect the newly built Knevichi Airport and the city’s central rail terminal.

www.aeroexpress.ruAeroexpress

Service Name Areoexpress Country Russia

City Vladivostok

Airport Knevichi

Length of route/distance 50km

Max Speed Constructional speed of standard structure is 130km/h but - 120 km/h on infrastructure conditions”

Journey time to airport 48 minutes

Stops 3

Operation Start 2012

Train Manufacturer The Demikhovsky Engineering Plant

In-town Check-in No

2013

Passenger numbers 721,500


City Moscow

Airport Domodedovo/ Sheremetyevo/ Vnukovo

Length of route/distance 49km/ 31.5km/ 33km

Max Speed Constructional speed of standard structure is 130km/hbut - 120 km/h on infrastructure conditions

Journey time to airport 45, 35, 35 minutes

Stops Non-stop


Train Manufacturer The Demikhovsky Engineering Plant

In-town Check-in No

Funding JSC Russian Railways and Private investors

Owner 50% - JSC Russian Railways, 50% - Private investors

2012 2013

Passenger numbers 17 million 20.1 million

Market share 23.37% 23.83%


City Kazan

Airport Kazan


Max Speed Constructional speed of standard structure is 160km/h but - 120 km/h on infrastructure conditions”


Stops Non-stop


Train Manufacturer Siemens Desiro

In-town Check-in No

APPS:Windows Phone, iOS, Android

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Arlanda Express

A rail link between Stockholm Central Station and Arlanda Airport was an old idea. During 1990s, it had become increasingly evident that the number of air travellers would be dramatically rising. Ad-ditionally there were increasingly stringent demands for lessening traffic on the roads to the airport by building a

rail link. These demands were due to an emissions ceiling regulating the amount of environmentally harmful pollut-ants that could be released into the athmosphere. To build a third runway at the airport and still comply with the demands, a new alternative was necessary for travel-ling to and from the airport.

www.arlandaexpress.com

Stockholm Central Station Arlanda South Arlanda North

Service Name Arlanda Express Country Sweden

City Stockholm

Airport Arlanda


Max Speed 200km/h


Stops Non-stop


Train Manufacturer Alstom

In-town Check-in Yes, but not for luggage

Funding Owners, banks and the Swedish National Debt Office

Owner Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund 1

2012 2013

Passengers 3.3 million 3.3 million

Market share 30% 30%

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Bangkok Airport Rail Link

SA Express This line provides transportation service between Bangkok City Air Terminal (BCAT) from Makkasan to Suvarnabhumi Airport within 15 minutes, which stops only at Makkasan Station (original terminal) and Suvarnabhumi Station (end terminal).

SA City Line This line provides service between Phyathai Station to the end terminal at Suvarnabhumi Airport within 30 minutes, which stops at 6 stations along the way such as Rajprarop Station, Makkasan Station, Ramkhamhaeng Station, Hua Mark Station, Thab Chang Station, and Lad Krabang Sta-tion. It covers a distance of 28 kilometers.

www.srtet.co.th

Phyathai Station Ratchaprarop Makkasan

Suvarnabhumi Airport

Service Name Airport Rail Link Country Thailand

City Bangkok

Airport Suvamabhumi Int’l


Max Speed 160km/h

Journey time to airport 15 minutes / 30 minutes

Stops Non-stop / 8


Train Manufacturer Siemens

In-town Check-in Yes at Makkasan station

Funding State of Thailand

Owner State Railway of Thailand

2012 2013

Passengers - -

Market share - -

Brisbane Airtrain

Airtrain is a privately owned and operated railway that commenced operations in May 2001. Airtrain has a license from Queensland Transport to build, own, operate and transfer (BOOT Scheme) the Brisbane Airport Rail Link for 35 years. Airtrain owns 8.5 kilometers of elevated railway and two stations at Brisbane Airport.

The service is completely integrated into the Queensland Rail suburban network with trains running from Brisbane Airport directly to Brisbane City and on to the Gold Coast. Passengers can travel on a single ticket from any station in south-east Queensland to Brisbane Airport.

www.airtrain.com.au

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Service Name Brisbane Airtrain Country Australia

City Brisbane

Airport Brisbane Int

Length of route/distance 14.4km

Max Speed 100 km/h


Stops 9


Train Manufacturer Airtrain lease trains from Queensland Rail

In-town Check-in Yes

Funding Privately owned Company

Owner USS (Universities Superannuation Scheme)

2012 2013

Passengers 1.5million 1.7 million

Market share 7% 7%

Flytoget

Flytoget is a high-speed train which brings the passengers to and from Oslo Airport - Gardermoen, with Drammen being the end station on the West side. Journey time from Oslo central station is 19 minutes, with a top speed of 210 km/h. The train departs every 10 minutes from Oslo

Central Station and Oslo Aiport - Gardermoen, and every 20 minutes from Drammen station.

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www.flytoget.no

Drammen Oslo Airport Asker Sandvika Lysaker Skøyen Nationaltheatret Oslo S Lillestrøm

Service Name FlytogetCountry Norway

City Oslo

Airport Oslo international


Max Speed 210km/h


Stops 9


Train Manufacturer Bombardier

In-town Check-in Yes, but not for luggage

Funding National rail optator NSB

Owner Government ministry of trade and commerce

2012 2013

Passengers More than 6 million 6.54 million


APPS:iOS, Android

Members of

Gatwick Express

Gatwick Express is one of the most popular train services in the United Kingdom, having won the independent National Passenger Survey a number of times and renowned for its speed and frequency. Gatwick Express is a fast, dedicated train service between London Gatwick Airport and central London. Running non-stop between London Victoria station and Gatwick Airport, our airport express train is renowned for its speed and fre-

quency. With a timetable departure of every 15 minutes, and with a journey time of just 30 minutes, Gatwick Ex-press is the favourite way to get to and from London Gat-wick Airport.The platform at Gatwick Airport is conveniently positioned directly beneath the South Terminal so customers have a quick escalator ride up into the terminal and can be at check-in within minutes.

www.gatwickexpress.com

London Vicoria Gatwick Airport

Service Name Gatwick Express Country UK

City London

Airport London Gatwick


Max Speed 108km/h


Stops Non-stop


Train Manufacturer Alstom

In-town Check-in No

Funding privately funded by Southern/Go Ahead Group

Owner Govia (Go-Ahead Group plc) and Keolis UK ltd)

2012 2013

Passengers 5.1 million -

Market share - -

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Members of

GAUTRAIN

Gautrain is an 80-kilometre (50 mi) rapid transit rail¬way system in Gauteng Province, South Africa, which links Jo-hannesburg and Pretoria, and OR Tambo International Air¬port and Sandton. It was built to relieve the traffic con-gestion in the Johannesburg–Pretoria traffic corridor and offer commuters a viable alternative to road transport, as

Johannesburg has limited public transport infrastructure. The project was completed with the opening on 7 June 2012 of the final section between Rosebank and Johan-nesburg Park Station, which had been delayed by problems with excess water seeping into the tunnel between the two.

www.gautrain.co.za

Sandton Marlboro Rhodesfield O.R. Tambo

APPS:iOS, Android, BB, Windows 7

Service Name GautrainCountry South Africa

City Johanesburg

Airport OR Tambo International Airport


Max Speed 160km/h


Stops 4



In-town Check-in No

Funding Public Private Partnership

Owner Gauteng Provincial

2012 2013



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Heathrow Express

Heathrow Express is a non-franchised, non-subsidised pri-vate company which owns its own trains, the stations at Heathrow, and the entire below-ground section of the line between London Paddington and the airport.

The service was launched in 1998 and carries an average of 16,000 passengers a day. It is the fastest rail link from Lon-don to Heathrow, with a journey time of just 15 minutes to Terminals 1 and 3 (a few minutes more for Terminals 4 and 5).

London Paddington Heathrow terminal 4 stationHeathrow terminal 1, 2 & 3 station

www.heathrowexpress.com

Service Name Heathrow Express Country UK

City London

Airport London Heathrow


Max Speed 160km/h

Journey time to airport 15-21 minutes

Stops Non-stop until Heathrow Central


Train Manufacturer CAF/Siemens

In-town Check-in No

Funding Privately built and owned

Owner Heathrow Airport Holdings Ltd

2012 2013


Market share 10.94% 11.05%

APPS:IOS, Android, BB

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HK Airport Express

Airport Express (Hong Kong) is a purpose-built, high speed railway connecting the Hong Kong International Airport with the vibrant Central business hub. The 35.3km journey between the airport and the heart of the city takes as little as 24 minutes, with trains operating daily at 10-minute in-tervals. Riding the Airport Express, you are never far from your destination. With a maximum speed of 135km/h, our trains will whisk you to Central or enable you to seam-lessly connect to other lines along the local rail network. Free shuttle bus services are also provided at Hong Kong

and Kowloon Station to take passengers to major hotels and public transport interchanges. Whether you are in Hong Kong for business or leisure, Airport Express enables you to plan your schedule with ease and make the most of your journey. For added convenience, free in-town check-in services for many major airlines are available at Hong Kong and Kowloon station.

www.mtr.com.hk

AsiaWorld-Expo Airport Tsing Yi Kowloon Hong Kong

APPS:IOS, Android,

Service Name HK Airport ExpressCountry China

City Hong Kong

Airport Hong Kong International Airport


Max Speed 135 km/h


Stops 5


Train Manufacturer CAF, Spain

In-town Check-in Available at Hong Kong and Kowloon Station.

Funding MTR

Owner MTR

2012 2013


Market share 21.8% 22%

Members of

KLIA Ekspres The non-stop 57-km journey on KLIA Ekspres between Kuala Lumpur In-

ternational Airport (KLIA) and KL Sentral Station takes 28 minutes. The

trains run at 15-minute intervals during peak hours and every 20 min-

utes during off-peak. The Standard Single Trip Adult fare is RM35 while

the Standard Return Trip fare is RM70. Cruising at a top speed of 160

km/h, it is South East Asia’s fastest train with a 99.7% on-time service

performance. Passengers can enjoy broadband internet service while

onboard. At KL Sentral, passengers can connect easily via public trans-

portation to their final destinations.

Passengers looking for door-to-door airport transfer can use the KLIA

Ekspres VIP Service which combines the efficiency of the KLIA Ekspres

with the personalised service of a chauffeur-driven executive limousine.

It provides an exclusive door-to-door transfer between the airport and

destinations in the city including hotels, offices and residential homes.

This premium service includes complimentary meet-and-greet and por-

ter services.

Those travelling with Malaysia Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airways, Royal

Brunei and Emirates Airline, and hold valid KLIA Ekspres tickets can use

the check-in facility at Kuala Lumpur City Air Terminal (KL CAT) at KL Sen-

tral and enjoy free porter service. The minimum check-in time is 2 hours

before flight departure time (1 ½ hours for those without luggage).

www.kliaekspres.com

KL Sentral KLIA2 - From May 2014Kuala Lumpur Int'l Airport

Service Name KLIA EkspresCountry Malaysia

City Kuala Lumpur

Airport Kuala Lumpur Int’l


Max Speed 160km/h


Stops Non-stop



In-town Check-in Available for Malaysia Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Royal Brunei, Emirates, Etihad

Funding Shareholders

Owner YTL Corporation (50%), Lembaga Tabung Haji (40%), Trisilco Equity (10%)

2012 2013



IOS, AndroidAPPS:

Members of

Rhonexpress

The concessionaire Rhônexpress consists of three share-holders: CDC infrastructure 36.60%, the Vinci Group amounting to 35.20% and VeoliaTransdev the Group amounting to 28.20%.After the design, the construction of the project and finally the commercial operation in August 2010, the concession

company is now responsible for the development of Rhôn-express service.The operation, care and maintenance are performed by CFTA Rhône (dedicated subsidiary of VeoliaTransdev Group, specializing in railway operations) through a sub-contracting company Rhônexpress.

www.rhonexpress.fr

Lyon part-dieu station Vaulx-en-Velin La Soie Meyzieu Z.I Lyon Airport

APPS:Work in progress

Service Name Rhonexpress Country France

City Lyon

Airport Lyon St. Exupéry


Max Speed 100km/h

Journey time to airport Less than 30 minutes

Stops 4


Train Manufacturer Stadler

In-town Check-in No

Funding CDC Infrastructure, VINCI Airports and Groupe Transdev

Owner Rhone Department

2012 2013

Passengers 1.1 million

Market share -

Members of

Stansted Express

Stansted Express is the direct train service linking London Stansted Airport to central London. It is the fastest link be-tween central London and the airport with a journey time of 47 minutes with trains departing every 15 minutes. The service carries over 4m passengers per annum.

Stansted Express is operated by Greater Anglia under its parent company, Abellio Group. Abellio Group successfully manage public transport contracts in Europe, delivering rail and bus services in the UK, Germany and the Czech Republic. In the UK, the group manages the Northern Rail franchise and Merseyrail concessions and operates buses through Abellio London and Surrey.

www.stanstedexpress.com

London Liverpool Street Station Tottenham Hale Stansted Airport

Service Name Stansted Express Country UK

City London

Airport London Stansted


Max Speed 160km/h


Stops 2



In-town Check-in No

Funding DfT

Owner Abellio Group

2012 2013

Passengers 4 Million + 4 Million +

Market share 24% 21.2%

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Sydney Airport Train

Airport Link is the nine kilometre tunnel and train connec-tion linking Sydney Airport to the City and to more than 300 train stations within Greater Sydney. Opened in May 2000, in readiness for the Sydney Olympics, Airport Link has subsequently provided train services to over 55 million passengers. Today, 80,000 Airport Link ser-vices operate each year, with train frequency every eight minutes, providing a 15 minute journey time to Sydney

Central. These Airport Link services continue to another five stations within the Central Business District – deliver-ing a comprehensive airport to city rail connection for six million annual passengers.Now in its fourteenth year, Airport Link continues to thrive with passenger numbers, creating a vibrant and flourishing air rail connection for the fabulous harbour city.

www.airportlink.com.au

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Service Name Sydney Airport Train Country Australia

City Sydney

Airport Sydney Airport


Max Speed 80km/h

Journey time to airport 15-20 minutes

Stops 10


Train Manufacturer Changchun Railway Vehicles Co (CRC)

In-town Check-in No

Funding Public Private Partnership

Owner Airport Link Company Pty Ltd

2012 2013



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Vienna CAT

The Vienna City Airport Train (CAT), offers a rapid connec-tion between city centre and airport on a par with interna-tional standards. In only 16 minutes, the City Airport Train brings you nonstop from the airport to the Vienna city cen-tre and vice versa – without stress and traffic jams and in an environmentally friendly way. The City Airport Train is

available to you 365 days a year from early morning to late at night. The City Air Terminal Betriebsgesellschaft m.b.H. (CAT) was founded at the end of February 2002. It is a joint subsidiary of Flughafen Wien AG and ÖBB with an ownership ratio of 50.1% (Flughafen Wien AG) and 49.9% (ÖBB).

www.cityairporttrain.com

Vienna Central StationVienna International Airport

Service Name Vienna CAT Country Austria

City Vienna

Airport Vienna International


Max Speed 140km/h


Stops Non-stop



In-town Check-in City check-In available for members of Star Alli-ance Group and selected airlines

Funding CAT is an independet company

Owner Joint subsidiary of Flughafen Wien AG (50.1%) and ÖBB (49.9%)

2012 2013



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Leonardo Express

Rome Terminal Fiumicino Airport

Service Name Leonardo Express Country Italy

City Rome

Airport Fiumicino


Max Speed 160km/h

Journey time to airport 31mins

Stops Non-stop


www.trenitalia.com

The Leonardo Express is an airport rail service linking the city of

Rome with its largest airport, Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Air-

port, in the region of Lazio, central Italy. The service is operated

by Trenitalia, and takes 31 minutes to travel the 37 kilometres (23

mi) between its two termini. The service has opened in Decem-

ber 1989, with nonstop and stopping services available.

Malpensa Expresswww.malpensaexpress.it

Malpensa Express is a service managed by TRENORD Railway

Company. TRENORD S.r.l. employs over 4,000 people, and is the

only company in Italy that deals exclusively with public rail trans-

port for a whole region, Lombardy. In this, Italy’s most “mobile”

region, every day over 650,000 people travel by train, for a total

of approximately 180 passengers a year.

The company is the first provider specialised in local rail trans-

port to manage the suburban and regional rail service, the MAL-

PENSA EXPRESS shuttle service (to/from Milano Cadorna, Milano

Centrale and Milano P.ta Garibaldi) and the Como-Chiasso and

Malpensa-Bellinzona cross-border service, for a total of 2,300

journeys a day, most of which towards the Milan hub.

Service Name Malpensa Express Country Italy

City Milan

Airport Malpensa Int’l


Journey time to airport 29 mins


APPS:IOS, Android

Narita Sky Access

The Keisei Narita Airport Line is a Japanese railway line running between Keisei-Takasago Station and Narita Air-port Station. The entire route from Keisei Ueno Station, including the Keisei Main Line as far as Keisei-Takasago, is branded Narita Sky Access.

Service Name Narita Sky Access Country Japan

City Tokyo

Airport Narita




www.keisei.co.jp

Keisei ueno st. Nippori st. Keisei Takasago st. Narita Airport Airport terminal 2 station

Service Name Narita Express Country Japan

City Tokyo

Airport Narita


Max Speed 130km/h



Narita Expresswww.jreast.co.jp

Narita Express (N’EX) is a limited express train service oper-ated in Japan since 1991 by East Japan Railway Company (JR East), serving Narita International Airport from various Greater Tokyo Area stations. Services are approximately half-hourly in the mornings and evenings, and hourly through the middle of the day.

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A'REX

A’REX is a South Korean railway line that links Seoul with Gimpo Airport and Incheon International Airport. The sec-tion between the two airports opened on March 23, 2007, the extension to Seoul Station opened December 29, 2010. The line was built and operated by a private company, but after financial difficulties, South Korean national rail opera-tor Korail bought a majority stake (88.8%) and the operat-ing company was renamed Korail Airport Railroad Co., Ltd.

GongdeokSeoul Station Hongik Digital Media City Gimpo International

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Service Name AREXCountry South Korea

City Seoul

Airport Incheon


Journey time to airport 43 Mins

Stops non-stop

Operations Start 2010

www.arex.or.kr

Shangai Maglevwww.smtdc.com/en/com

Service Name Shangai Maglev Country China

City Shanghai

Airport Pudong Int



Operations start 2004

Shanghai Maglev is the first commercially operated high-speed magnetic levitation line in the world and only the third Maglev line to be operated. The train line was de-signed to connect Shanghai Pudong International Airport and the outskirts of central Pudong where passengers could interchange to the Shanghai Metro to continue their trip to the city center.

Longyang Road Station Shanghai Maglev longyang Road Station Pudong international Airport

Delhi Airport Expresswww.delhiairportexpress.com

Delhi Airport Metro Express Line is running on a dedicated elevated and un-derground corridor and provides the highest level of comfort. For comfort of passengers, apart from air conditioned coaches, lifts and escalators, baggage trolleys, porter services, wheel chairs, public conveniences and modern auto-matic fare collection system are provided at the stations. Delhi Airport Metro Express offers transverse sitting arrangement, along with luggage racks in each coach. A dedicated luggage compartment for carrying checked-in luggage and check in facilities at the metro stations are provided for air passengers. The Airport Express route consists of six stations.

Service Name Delhi Airport Express Country India

City Delhi

Airport Indira Gandhi Int’l


Max Speed 105km/h



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The distribution solution for railway companies

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speed-alliance®, created by Hahn Air Systems, is a solution covering all tasks and processes of indirect distribution from publishing schedules in GDS to eticketing and revenue settlement. Moreover, travel agents are enabled to combine train routes with flights, providing seamless intermodal sales. As a sister company and customer of Hahn Air, Hahn Air Systems has access to all HR interline e-ticketing partners, enabling railway companies to partner with more than 260 airlines. As part of the global expansion, intermodal solution can be upgraded to interlining, providing seamless travel.

Today railway companies face two major distribution challenges: Selling truly globally and collaborating with airlines easily. Online sales may help in reaching more distant markets, however, global distribution and joint sales with airlines require disproportionate efforts to adjust existing railway reservation systems, which were designed for core sales in local markets.

speed-alliance® is a unique distribution solution for railways to go global overnight. It simply connects the existing distribution infra-structure via the IATA designator 5W and makes routes available to 91,000 travel agents, using major Global Distribution Systems (GDS) in 190 markets – just like an airline. With speed-alliance® and through the GDS, railway companies get access to travel agencies worldwide, including those of the local market. While supply creates demand, the portion of corporate travellers and foreign customers being less price sensitive, will increase.

speed-alliance® adapts to the distribution environment of the railway company and links it to the global distribution world, following its standard processes: GDS display – route availabilities are displayed under 5W code

equal to airlines in the GDS Booking – travel agent is enabled to make a reservation of the

route like of an airline e-ticketing – 5W train routes will be issued exclusively on HR-169

ticket stock Boarding Pass – Hahn Air Systems‘ DCS creates a railway PDF

document including barcode functionality The PDF Boarding Pass is given at disposal to the user

(e-mail, website, local vending machine)

speed-alliance® provides a vast range of business opportunities, such as: Routes can be sold globally in airline GDSs and thus easily access

distant travel agents Intermodal connections with more than 260 airline partners is

part of the speed-alliance® global distribution package Intermodality can be upgraded to interlining providing seamless

travel Railway companies receive preferred access to corporate travel

agencies, online travel portals and travel consolidators to accele rate the sales potential speed-alliance® brings railway companies incremental revenue

and an increased portion of multinational travellers

Ring Rail Line

The 18km Ring Rail Line will be an essen-tial part of the urban line network that will improve public transport in the entire Helsinki region. The line will connect resi-dential and job areas. It also provides a rail link to Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. The project is funded by the Finnish Transport Agency (€439 million), City of Vantaa (€206 mil-lion), Finavia (€30 million) and European Commission (€17.8 million).

Start date: 2009Completion date: 2015 Budget: €675 million

All aboard Florida

Florida East Coast Industries (FECI) is developing a privately owned, operated and maintained intercity passenger rail service that will connect South Florida and Central Florida. Stations are currently planned for downtown Miami, downtown Fort Lauderdale, downtown West Palm Beach and the future South Terminal at the Orlando International Airport. FECI would own, operate and manage the pas-senger rail line.

Start date: 2012Completion date: 2016Budget: $1.5 Billion

UP Express

The Union Pearson Express will provide a high-quality express rail shuttle service between Union Station and Pearson Air-port, creating an important link for busi-ness people and travellers.

In time for the 2015 Pan Am Games, 140 airport shuttles operating approximately every 15 minutes will run daily between the Pearson International Airport and downtown Toronto. It will offer travellers more choices to connect between Cana-da’s two busiest transportation hubs. The Union Pearson Express will stop at the Bloor GO and Weston GO stations, and will take 1.2 million car trips off our roads in its first year of operation alone.

Start date: 2010Completion date: 2015Budget: $456 million

Timeline of Major Air-Rail Projects 2014 2015 2016

Over 100 air-rail projects are being proposed, planned or built for the next 40 years.

Crossrail

Crossrail is Europe’s largest construction project – work started in May 2009 and there are currently over 10,000 people working across over 40 construction sites.The Crossrail route will run over 100km from Maidenhead and Heathrow in the west, through new tunnels under central London to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east.There will be 38 Crossrail stations including 9 new stations at Paddington, Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, Farringdon, Liverpool Street, Whitecha-pel, Canary Wharf, Custom House and Woolwich.

Start Date: 2009Completion Date: 2018Budget: £14.8bn

Doha Metro Red Line

Qatar Rail has awarded the southern works package of the Doha metro red line to the consortium led by QDVC, a 51% Qatari Diar, 49% Vinci Construction Grands Projets subsidiary, which also includes Qatar’s Al-Darwish Engineer-ing company and Korea’s GS Engineering and Contracting company. The contract, with a value of about €1.5 billion, covers design and construction of a dual-tube underground line with a length of 13.8 kilometres between the Doha airport and the Msheireb neighbourhood in the historic centre of the Qatari capital.

Start Date:2013Completion Date: 2022Budget: €1.5 billion

Honolulu Transit

The 20-mile Honolulu rail transit system will be the first driverless light metro rail system in the United States, running from East Kapolei to Ala Moana Center, via the Honolulu International Airport. Journey from the downtown station to the airport will take just 12 minutes.There will be a total fleet of 80 vehicles, with approximately 68 train vehicles in operation during peak travel periods by year 2030.

Start date: 2008Completion date: 2019Budget: $5.2 billion

2017 2018 2019 2020 2020-2030 2050

In Spring 2015, Metrolinx will launch Union Pearson Express (UP Express) as Canada’s first dedicated airport express rail service.

UP Express will connect Toronto’s downtown core to Toronto Pearson International Airport, transporting travellers in 25 stress-free minutes each way.

2015 is also a year when the Global AirRail Conference will invite its participants to come to Toronto and become part of this exciting moment in Canada’s history.

The Global AirRail conference is an event dedicated to cooperation, innovations and passenger transport intermodality.

Each year major air-rail operators in the world meet to discuss latest market trends, share challenges and explore new opportuni-ties in creating seamless journeys between air and rail.

Toronto will also host the prestigious Global AirRail Awards 2015 gala dinner and ceremony.

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