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2017
4
April
Fly or Ride: Comparing the Speed and Cost of Air vs. Rail Travel in Italy and France
4
April
Question:
Humans say...
Paulette
try eDreams to source out flights http://ca.edreams.com/
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Paulette
try Loco2 for train schedules and prices https://loco2.com/
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Paulette
or use GoEuro for a comprehensive look at the cost and time for air, train, bus and car travel http://www.goeuro.com/
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Paulette
air can be quicker, but when you factor in getting to and from the airport, time needed to go through security etc., sometimes the train is your better option, more leaving times and the cost is about the same - bonus is that you go from town center to town center so you are ready to be a tourist right away
Sylvie
Easy jet is reliable and about 36 € a lot faster.
Tippy
We used EasyJet this past summer as well between those exact two countries and the prices were quite cheap.
From Nice to Rome we only paid €25 per person but be careful of the luggage fees!
Della
Thank you all this makes it easier for me!
Eva
I flew Ryanair
Lisa
I remember getting a one way trip from Milan to Paris for 36 euros from easy jet. But be aware of their carryon luggage restrictions. Good luck.
Lisa
Also use skyscanner to search for flights
A.I. says...
Safest and Reasonably Priced Airlines in Italy and France
When traveling to Italy and France, there are a number of factors to consider when choosing an airline. Safety, price, and speed are all important factors to keep in mind.
Safety
The safest airlines in Italy and France are:
* Alitalia
* Air France
* Lufthansa
* KLM
* British Airways
These airlines have all been awarded a 7-star safety rating by AirlineRatings.com, which is the highest possible rating.
Price
The most reasonably priced airlines in Italy and France are:
* Ryanair
* easyJet
* Vueling
* Norwegian Air
* Wizz Air
These airlines offer low fares on a variety of routes. However, it is important to note that these airlines may not offer the same level of service as the more expensive airlines.
Speed
The fastest airlines in Italy and France are:
* Alitalia
* Air France
* Lufthansa
* KLM
* British Airways
These airlines offer direct flights on a variety of routes. However, it is important to note that these airlines may not be the most affordable option.
Train vs. Air
Whether you choose to travel by train or air depends on your specific needs and preferences.
Trains are a more affordable option than flying, and they can be a more comfortable way to travel. However, trains can be slower than flying, and they may not be as convenient if you are traveling to a remote destination.
Flying is a faster option than taking a train, and it can be more convenient if you are traveling to a distant destination. However, flying can be more expensive than taking a train, and it can be less comfortable.
Ultimately, the best way to decide whether to travel by train or air is to compare the prices, schedules, and amenities of the different options.
Conclusion
When choosing an airline in Italy and France, it is important to consider your safety, price, and speed needs. The safest airlines are Alitalia, Air France, Lufthansa, KLM, and British Airways. The most reasonably priced airlines are Ryanair, easyJet, Vueling, Norwegian Air, and Wizz Air. The fastest airlines are Alitalia, Air France, Lufthansa, KLM, and British Airways. Whether you choose to travel by train or air depends on your specific needs and preferences.
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Della
Hello, What are the safest yet reasonably priced airlines to use while in Italy and France? Leaving likely from Rome and Venice so far. Not sure if using the train is better, or the air - speed and price being a factor. Thanks so much.