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2016 Airport Express Directory Interlined air-rail ticket distribution In-Town Check-In Clear Waynding Seamless Air-Rail Terminal Integration 33% Airport Market Share Dedicated Luggage Space 25min Journey Time Director’s Word The Global AirRail Alliance, or GARA for short, was created to provide a platform for professionals 9-11 November from around the world to share their best practice in developing rail links to airports, innovating 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 a simpler, faster and more co-operative 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 continuing to build a comprehensive online database and community sharing platform where our members can access various statistical data about the market, contribute to academic research and connect with other air-rail professionals. This brochure gives you a glimpse at what we are developing and will introduce to you the currently 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 Manomaityte Director HOSTED BY: TOPICS The Global AirRail Alliance Helsinki’s Ring Rail Line impact on Transit Oriented Development at Aviapolis district Milda Manomaityte How will RailBaltica affect airport Director connectivity in Estonia, The Global AirRail Alliance Latvia and Lithuania Milda has some 10 years experience in publishing, 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 Improving Customer Experience on Awards for the growing air-rail market. airport rail connections - case studies The Global AirRail Alliance Link House 140 Tolworth Broadway SURBITON KT6 7HT UK www.globalairrail.com e: [email protected] t: +44 (0) 0208 339 6124 www.globalairrail.com © Global AirRail Alliance 2016 GWR is currently seeing the biggest investment in the network since Brunel so they can offer more trains, more seats, and shorter, more frequent journeys and continue the network’s heritage of helping connect more businesses to new and prosperous markets. Through a series of initiatives Great Western Rail GWR aim to be a good neighbour to the communities they serve and are committed to making a positive social impact in those regions. Learn how GARA MEMBERS GWR is Building a Greater West at GWR.com. GWR is a FirstGroup company. Express Rail Link Sdn Bhd (ERL) is the operator of KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit train services that connect Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) 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 Express Rail Link AccesRail the world, enabling railway partners’ products full visibility alongside airlines. and the Kuala Lumpur city centre. Hahn Air is founded as an independent regional carrier operating intra-German routes. It is based at the former military airbase Hahn, known Aeroexpress is a dynamic Russian company providing intermodal and local rail transport services in compliance with the license of the Ministry of Hahn Air Aeroexpress Transport of the Russian Federation. today as the Frankfurt Hahn Airport. Aeroporto Friuli Venezia Aeroporto Friuli Venezia Giulia SpA is the company that has been running Trieste airport (TRS IATA Code) since July 1997, while in August 2007 it Heathrow is the UK’s only hub airport: a vital engine for local economic growth, with 76,000 people working at the airport and thousands of firms Heathrow Airport Giulia SpA was awarded by ENAC-Italian CAA and the Ministry of Transport with a 40-year-long airport management concession. based in and around Heathrow; and a national asset connecting passengers throughout the UK to destinations around the world. Heathrow Express is a non-franchised, non-subsidised private company which owns its own trains, the stations at Heathrow, and the entire below- Airport Link is the 9 km rail connection between Sydney Airport and Sydney City. The Sydney Airport Link operates more than 80,000 train services Heathrow Express Airport Link, Sydney each year, carrying more than 6 million annual passengers to or from Sydney Airport. ground section of the line between London Paddington and the airport. Our mission is to promote the competitiveness of Finnish society, movement and internationalization by providing our customers with safe, high- Arlanda is Sweden’s largest airport and acts as an important hub for the Stockholm region and Scandinavia - owing to flights to 172 destinations Helsinki Airport quality and cost-effective air traffic services. We maintain and develop our own network of airports and the Finnish comprehensive air navigation Arlanda Airport around the whole world, and good ground transportation to and from other parts of the Stockholm region. system. Arlanda Express is the fastest and most environmentally friendly way to travel between Stockholm City and Stockholm-Arlanda Airport. The Hong Kong International The Airport Authority Hong Kong (AA) is a statutory body wholly owned by the Hong Kong SAR Government. Established in 1995, the AA is Arlanda Express journey takes only 20 minutes. Trains depart six times every hour in peak-time traffic and every fifteen minutes at other times. Airport responsible for the operation and development of Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). Kadeco is an Icelandic development company specialized in real estate and business development. Kadeco is the leading developer behind the ARUP are an independent firm of designers, planners, engineers, consultants and technical specialists offering a broad range of professional Kadeco ARUP services. Ásbrú Enterprise Park located next to the Keflavik International Airport. Lava Express is developing an Air-Rail connecting Keflavik International Airport and downtown Reykjavik. Among the owners of the company are Birmingham Airport Birmingham Airport is directly connected to over 100 towns and cities via Birmingham International Station and the free 'Air-Rail Link' system. LAVA Express some leading private companies in Iceland and public partners, including the City of Reykjavik, the Association of Municipalities in the area around the airport and Keflavik Airport Development Company. Public transport in South Africa entered a new era with the successful opening of Phase 1 of the Gautrain rapid rail project on the 8th of June 2010. Bombela Concession 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 The opening came 3 weeks ahead of schedule and just 44 months after the first sod was turned. The Gautrain project consists of an integrated London Luton Airport international flights and 11% of passengers were on domestic flights Company rapid rail and bus network linking the cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria with the O.R.Tambo International Airport. Metrolinx, an agency of the Government of Ontario under the Metrolinx Act, 2006, was created to improve the coordination and integration of all Brisbane’s Airtrain is the sole rail service connecting Brisbane Airport to Brisbane CBD, suburban stations and the Gold Coast and is integrated into Metrolinx Brisbane’s Airtrain the Queensland Rail passenger rail network. More than 19 million passenger trips have been made since its launch in 2001. modes of transportation in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. 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, Changi Airport was , previously as part of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, has established Changi Airport as the world’s most awarded MTR Changi Airport “Best Airport”. customer service and cost efficiency. North Star Consultancy writes the standards for Air-Rail links globally with a 15 guidelines approach which contains the blueprint for success. It can City Airport Train (CAT) offers a rapid connection between the Vienna city centre and airport in only 16 minutes. CAT takes passengers nonstop North Star Consultancy 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 City Airport Train, Vienna from the airport to the Vienna city centre and vice versa without stress and traffic jams and in an environmentally friendly way. market share. Dallas / Fortworth As the largest light rail system in the United States, the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) rail service provides a convenient gateway for travelers to The Rhônexpress Express Tram is the fastest, most reliable and a seamless link between the centre of Lyon and the Lyon-Saint-Exupéry Airport, Rhônexpress International Airport get to famous landmarks in the city of Dallas, as well as another means of transportation to and from DFW Airport. with a journey time of less than 30 minutes and no risk of congestion. SFO is the Bay Area’s largest airport offering non-stop flights to more than 38 international destinations on 32 international airlines and 78 DOOH.com specialise in interactive, live, dynamic and real time content management/production across every type of digital OOH screen. Our San Francisco destinations in the U.S. on 15 domestic airlines. SFO offers a high standard of service and amenities for our guests and has been honored with DOOH.com vision is to simplify digital out of home making it efficient, affordable and effective for every brand and agency. International Airport numerous awards, including Best Overall Concessions Program and Best Airport Staff in North America.
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