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More pax choose air-rail combos

03 Mar 2023
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German rail company Deutsche Bahn saw connections operated by Lufthansa increase 25% last year compared with 2019. 

This is since the two expanded their partnership to add more trains to the air-rail co-operation programme.

“Where aviation and rail co-operate, we record double-digit growth rates,” says Michael Peterson, Director of Deutsche Bahn’s long-distance division. “Our expanded feeder services to the largest German airport, Frankfurt am Main, are part of this success.”

Lufthansa says it sold around 575 000 air-rail tickets with Deutsche Bahn in 2019.

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