Flying still cheaper than trains on most EU routes, study finds
Striking price gaps and slight improvements leave room for more
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*shocked pickachu
How do you need a study for that?!
I understand why you write this, but collecting data is the first step when you want to change something.
Even if a femomenon sounds obvious, maybe it is not. Moreover the study analyses also why this happens, and it is pretty interesting.
Which is cheaper:
How is this obvious?
If you ever traveled in Europe, you just know
See, studies are not there to show something is true. They are there to have a scientifically proven analysis as a base.
It's like when you are at work and everyone knows that meeting xy is inefficient. However, your boss still needs data and a slide deck to present hard facts to the management board.
In order to find out the intricacies of WHY, yes.
For cross border routes only 45.9% were always cheaper by plane and for domestic ones only 15.2%.