SkyTeam and Eurostar have announced plans to initiate a partnership in the first half of 2025, having signed a memorandum of understanding.
This marks the first time for SkyTeam to partner with a company outside the airline industry, enabling integrated travel itineraries combining air and rail transport.
Eurostar has established a railway transport network in the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany, serving as a connecting point for approximately 13% of passengers arriving at European hub airports via SkyTeam’s long haul routes to other destinations served by Eurostar.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, a member of SkyTeam, already has a partnership with Eurostar, leading to a strategic reduction of flights on the Amsterdam-Brussels route. Eurostar is aiming to increase its annual passenger numbers by 11 million to a total of 30 million, and has revealed plans to introduce 50 new trains.
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