Description of Rail&Fly

ORENAIR together with Deutsche Bahn offers you combined air and railway journey. This unique offer is called Rail&Fly.

Rail&Fly is a fast and stress-free way to travel straight to the airport.

Buying a ticket for a combined journey you pay both for a flight from/to Germany and a railway trip by Deutsche Bahn trains from/to the German airport within Germany (more than 5600 DB railway stations) as well as to/from the railway stations Basel - Badischer Bahnhof (Switzerland) and Salzburg (Austria).

Rail&Fly is available in combination with all scheduled ORENAIR flights from/to Germany.

Types of trains available within Rail&Fly:

Product class ICE

The Intercity-Express (ICE) is the fastest and most comfortable way to travel on the DB network, reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h and new standards of excellence.

The Intercity-Express Sprinter (ICE Sprinter) offers practically non-stop connections between major German cities (reservations are compulsory and additional supplement will apply).

Product class B

Intercity and Eurocity (IC and EC) trains connect major cities, reaching speeds of 200 km/h. Both Intercity and Eurocity trains run frequently, either every hour or two hours depending on the destination.

Night trains: EuroNight (EN), D-Nacht and The City Night Line (CNL) are the long-journey trains running during the nighttime. CNL requires reservations and additional supplements depending on the type of seat you choose: a regular seat, a couchette or a comfortable sleeper.

Product class C

Interregio-Express (IRE) travels at regular intervals and connects towns and regional centers. It is the "fast train" which turns Deutsche Bahn’s intercity and local transport into one system.

Regional-Express (RE) connects cities and offers travel in comfortable modern trains. It leaves at regular intervals and links local to long-distance trains.

Regionalbahn (RB) offers a basic service from all local stations. It provides the connection between the regions and city centers. It also connects to the Regional-Express.

S-Bahn services high-density areas, leaving in quick, regular intervals. Some S-Bahn stations have access to longer distance regional trains, making travel within the city and between cities a breeze.

Attention!
Pay attention to the types of trains performing connection journeys to the destination point; railway journeys within Rail&Fly are valid only on above mentioned types of trains.

Rail&Fly includes railway travel on all DB trains except:

DB Autozug, excursion, special charter or Thalys trains on national or international routes, or on international CNL, TGV, Railjet trains;
non-Federal railway lines or sea routes;
journeys on routes inside a transport association (departure and destination station within the area of validity of a transport association tariff). However, the foregoing exclusion does not apply to the transfer routes defined here (PDF document, 197 Kb).

Complaints due to train delays and cancellations

In case of complaints about a delay or train cancellation you may complete a "Passenger Rights Form" available on board the train, at the station or online and submit it directly to Service Center Fahrgastrechte, 60647 Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland.

For information please apply to:

ORENAIR
8 800 700 00 56 (toll-free in Russia)
+7 (3532) 67-66-44 (international call is charged according to the local providers)

Deutsche Bahn

Subject to change without prior notice. Please follow the changes at www.orenair.ru