Eurostar and air travel will soon be available with a single ticket
Travellers will be able to book a train and flight with one reservation
Passengers will be able to buy a train journey and flight together
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People will be able to travel by train and plane using one ticket after a partnership was announced between Eurostar and airline alliance SkyTeam, which includes Air France-KLM.
Travellers will be able to book long and medium-haul flights combined with a train journey on board Eurostar in a single reservation.
Bookings are expected to open during the first half of 2025.
The partnership will enable people to travel in a more sustainable way, SkyTeam said in a statement.
“Working with Eurostar as our first non-airline partner underscores SkyTeam’s commitment to delivering a more integrated and responsible travel experience by incorporating intermodal travel,” said its CEO Patrick Roux.
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The airline alliance includes airlines such as Air France-KLM, Air Europa and Korean Air.
“Offering travellers the choice to see Europe in the most sustainable and convenient way by rail is a key component of Eurostar’s vision for growth,” said Eurostar CEO Gwendoline Cazenave.
“We are creating a future where travellers can connect between Eurostar trains, domestic railways and long haul flying.”
