High-speed trains: Thalys benefits from Fyra fall-out
The Thalys high-speed train company has benefited from the cancellation of the Dutch Fyra service from Amsterdam to Brussels, booking a 46% rise in passenger numbers on that route.
In particular, there was a sharp rise in passengers in the second half of the year, the company said on Monday.
Thalys is an alliance between the French, German and Belgian railways. Fyra, a joint venture between Dutch railway firm NS and the Belgians, was scrapped because of ongoing technical problems.
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