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631 Göschenen - Airolo - Bellinzona - Chiasso - Milano (Ferrovia - Regionale TILO-Linea S10, S90, RE80) Stato: 10 ANNO D'ORARIO 2021 631 Göschenen - Airolo - Bellinzona - Chiasso - Milano (Ferrovia - Regionale TILO-Linea S10, S90, RE80) Stato: 10. Giugno 2021 13.6. – 11.12.2021 13.6. – 11.12.2021 S10 S11 S10 S20 S10 S11 S40 S90 S20 S10 S90 25101 25017 25755 25617 25107 25021 25455 25905 25619 25757 25957 FFS TN FFS FFS FFS TN FFS FFS FFS FFS FFS Varese Göschenen Airolo Ambrì-Piotta Faido Lavorgo Bodio TI Biasca 05 15 Castione-Arbedo 04 41 04 55 05 11 05 25 Bellinzona 04 47 04 59 05 17 05 29 Zürich HB part. Luzern part. Arth-Goldau part. Bellinzona arr. Bellinzona 03 34 04 33 04 49 05 03 05 15 05 19 05 32 05 45 Giubiasco 03 38 04 37 04 53 05 07 05 19 05 23 05 36 05 49 Giubiasco part. 04 54 05 24 05 24 05 54 Locarno arr. 05 14 05 44 05 44 06 14 Locarno part. 03 05 04 35 05 15 Giubiasco arr. 03 26 04 56 05 36 Giubiasco 03 38 04 37 05 07 05 24 05 36 05 54 Rivera-Bironico 03 47 04 46 05 16 05 34 05 45 06 04 Mezzovico 03 51 04 50 05 20 05 38 05 49 06 08 Taverne-Torricella 03 58 04 57 05 27 05 43 05 56 06 13 Lamone-Cadempino 04 00 04 59 05 29 05 46 05 58 06 16 Lugano 04 06 05 05 05 35 05 51 06 04 06 21 Locarno part. Lugano arr. Lugano 04 07 05 06 05 36 06 02 06 06 Lugano-Paradiso 04 10 05 09 05 39 06 05 06 09 Melide 04 14 05 13 05 43 06 13 Maroggia-Melano 04 19 05 18 05 48 06 18 Capolago-Riva S. Vitale 04 22 05 21 05 51 06 21 Mendrisio S. Martino 04 25 05 24 05 54 06 24 Mendrisio 04 28 05 27 05 57 06 18 06 27 Mendrisio part. 04 33 05 33 06 03 06 33 06 33 Varese arr. 04 54 05 54 06 24 06 54 06 54 Malpensa T2 arr. 05 47 06 47 07 47 Varese part. 05 00 05 36 06 06 Mendrisio arr. 05 20 05 57 06 27 Mendrisio 04 29 05 32 05 58 06 02 06 19 06 32 Balerna 04 33 05 36 06 02 06 06 06 36 Chiasso 04 37 05 40 06 06 06 10 06 26 06 40 Chiasso 05 13 05 43 06 13 06 17 06 31 06 47 Como S. Giovanni 05 19 05 50 06 19 06 24 06 36 06 54 Como Camerlata 05 24 05 54 06 24 06 41 Seregno 05 49 06 49 06 58 Monza 06 02 07 01 07 07 Milano Centrale 06 21 07 17 Locarno Milano Porta Locarno Garibaldi 1 / 49 ANNO D'ORARIO 2021 631 Göschenen - Airolo - Bellinzona - Chiasso - Milano (Ferrovia - Regionale TILO-Linea S10, S90, RE80) Stato: 10. Giugno 2021 13.6. – 11.12.2021 13.6. – 11.12.2021 S20 S30 S40 S90 S90 S10 120 S20 S11 RE80 S90 25621 25319 25457 25907 25907 25109 803 25623 25025 25509 25959 FFS FFS FFS FFS FFS FFS PAG FFS TN FFS FFS Varese Locarno Göschenen Airolo 05 21 Ambrì-Piotta 05 29 Faido 05 45 Lavorgo 05 54 Bodio TI 06 05 Biasca 05 55 06 18 Castione-Arbedo 05 41 06 05 06 11 Bellinzona 05 47 06 09 06 17 Zürich HB part. Luzern part. Arth-Goldau part. Bellinzona arr. Bellinzona 05 49 05 52 06 15 06 15 06 16 06 19 Giubiasco 05 53 05 56 06 19 06 19 06 20 06 23 Giubiasco part. 05 54 06 24 06 24 06 24 06 24 Locarno arr. 06 14 06 44 06 44 06 44 06 44 Locarno part. 05 45 05 45 05 45 06 15 Giubiasco arr. 06 06 06 06 06 06 06 36 Giubiasco 06 19 06 24 06 23 06 49 Rivera-Bironico 06 34 06 34 07 04 Mezzovico 06 38 06 38 07 08 Taverne-Torricella 06 43 06 43 07 13 Lamone-Cadempino 06 46 06 46 07 16 Lugano 06 51 06 51 06 35 07 21 Locarno part. 05 55 06 25 Lugano arr. 06 24 06 54 Lugano 06 52 06 52 06 36 07 02 Lugano-Paradiso 06 54 06 54 06 39 07 05 Melide 06 59 06 59 06 43 Maroggia-Melano 07 03 07 03 06 48 Capolago-Riva S. Vitale 07 07 07 07 06 51 Mendrisio S. Martino 07 10 07 10 06 54 Mendrisio 07 13 07 13 06 57 07 18 Mendrisio part. 07 03 07 33 Varese arr. 07 24 07 54 Malpensa T2 arr. Varese part. 06 36 Mendrisio arr. 06 57 Mendrisio 07 02 06 58 07 19 Balerna 07 06 07 02 Chiasso 07 10 07 06 07 26 Chiasso 07 17 07 13 07 31 Como S. Giovanni 07 24 07 19 07 36 Como Camerlata 07 24 07 41 Seregno 07 49 07 58 Monza 08 01 08 07 Milano Centrale 08 17 Locarno Gallarate Osogna, Locarno Milano Porta Paese Garibaldi 2 / 49 ANNO D'ORARIO 2021 631 Göschenen - Airolo - Bellinzona - Chiasso - Milano (Ferrovia - Regionale TILO-Linea S10, S90, RE80) Stato: 10. Giugno 2021 13.6. – 11.12.2021 13.6. – 11.12.2021 S10 S20 S90 46 RE80 S10 S20 S40 S90 21 S11 25759 25625 25959 2405 25811 25111 25627 25459 25911 659 25029 FFS FFS FFS SOB FFS FFS FFS FFS FFS FFS TN Locarno Varese Basel SBB Göschenen Airolo 06 12 Ambrì-Piotta 06 18 Faido 06 30 Lavorgo 06 37 Bodio TI 06 49 Biasca 06 25 06 45 06 55 Castione-Arbedo 06 35 06 41 06 55 07 05 07 11 Bellinzona 06 39 06 47 07 00 07 09 07 17 Zürich HB part. Luzern part. 06 18 Arth-Goldau part. 06 49 Bellinzona arr. 07 42 Bellinzona 06 46 06 49 07 04 07 16 07 19 07 44 Giubiasco 06 50 06 53 07 07 07 20 07 23 Giubiasco part. 06 54 06 54 07 08 07 24 07 24 Locarno arr. 07 14 07 14 07 24 07 44 07 44 Locarno part. 06 15 06 15 06 45 06 45 Giubiasco arr. 06 36 06 36 07 06 07 06 Giubiasco 06 53 06 54 07 23 07 24 Rivera-Bironico 07 04 07 34 Mezzovico 07 08 07 38 Taverne-Torricella 07 13 07 43 Lamone-Cadempino 07 16 07 46 Lugano 07 05 07 21 07 35 07 51 07 58 Locarno part. 06 55 Lugano arr. 07 24 Lugano 07 06 07 25 07 36 07 52 Lugano-Paradiso 07 09 07 27 07 39 07 54 Melide 07 13 07 43 07 59 Maroggia-Melano 07 18 07 34 07 48 08 03 Capolago-Riva S. Vitale 07 21 07 51 08 07 Mendrisio S. Martino 07 24 07 54 08 10 Mendrisio 07 27 07 41 07 57 08 13 Mendrisio part. 07 33 08 03 Varese arr. 07 54 08 24 Malpensa T2 arr. 08 47 Varese part. 07 06 07 06 07 36 Mendrisio arr. 07 27 07 27 07 57 Mendrisio 07 32 07 42 07 58 08 02 Balerna 07 36 08 02 08 06 Chiasso 07 40 07 50 08 06 08 10 Chiasso 07 43 08 17 08 13 Como S. Giovanni 07 50 08 24 08 19 Como Camerlata 08 24 Seregno 08 49 Monza 09 01 Milano Centrale Locarno Locarno Locarno Milano Porta Garibaldi 3 / 49 ANNO D'ORARIO 2021 631 Göschenen - Airolo - Bellinzona - Chiasso - Milano (Ferrovia - Regionale TILO-Linea S10, S90, RE80) Stato: 10. Giugno 2021 13.6. – 11.12.2021 13.6. – 11.12.2021 RE80 S90 S10 S10 S10 S20 S90 26 RE RE80 25511 25961 25761 25761 25703 25629 25961 2307 25293 25813 311 FFS FFS FFS FFS FFS FFS FFS SOB FFS FFS FFS Locarno Altdorf UR Locarno Zürich HB Göschenen 06 51 Airolo 06 38 07 02 Ambrì-Piotta 06 44 07 09 Faido 06 56 07 21 Lavorgo 07 03 07 27 Bodio TI 07 14 07 39 Biasca 07 21 07 25 07 25 07 45 Castione-Arbedo 07 31 07 35 07 35 07 41 07 55 Bellinzona 07 35 07 39 07 39 07 47 08 00 Zürich HB part. 06 33 Luzern part. Arth-Goldau part. 07 18 Bellinzona arr. 08 12 Bellinzona 07 46 07 46 07 49 08 04 08 12 08 14 Giubiasco 07 50 07 50 07 53 08 07 08 15 Giubiasco part. 07 54 07 54 07 54 08 08 08 24 Locarno arr. 08 14 08 14 08 14 08 24 08 44 Locarno part. 07 15 07 15 07 15 07 35 Giubiasco arr. 07 36 07 36 07 36 07 50 Giubiasco 07 49 07 53 07 53 07 54 Rivera-Bironico 08 04 08 04 Mezzovico 08 08 08 08 Taverne-Torricella 08 13 08 13 Lamone-Cadempino 08 16 08 16 Lugano 08 21 08 05 08 05 08 21 08 30 Locarno part. 07 25 07 55 Lugano arr. 07 54 08 24 Lugano 08 02 08 06 08 06 08 25 08 32 Lugano-Paradiso 08 05 08 09 08 09 08 27 Melide 08 13 08 13 Maroggia-Melano 08 18 08 18 Capolago-Riva S. Vitale 08 21 08 21 Mendrisio S.
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