Chiltern Railways could be moving closer to taking on Mk 5 coaches from Beacon Rail, but will not be drawn on industry speculation that a deal is likely.
'Constructive discussions' over Chiltern Mk 5 deal
04/12/2024 in Fleet
Chiltern Railways could be moving closer to taking on Mk 5 coaches from Beacon Rail, but will not be drawn on industry speculation that a deal is likely.
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The Class 40 man - 04/12/2024 16:06
Hope this deal gets concluded successfully. It makes perfect sense for Chiltern to take them. It has got to be better than having a brand new train fleet sitting in MOD sites.
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The Class 40 man - 04/12/2024 16:07
Hope this deal gets concluded successfully. It makes perfect sense for Chiltern to take them. It has got to be better than having a brand new train fleet sitting in MOD sites.
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DAVE & GRE - 04/12/2024 16:16
great and first with news!!
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Derek Amitri - 05/12/2024 09:23
Great news for Chiltern, GWR and Scotrail who get cascaded units. Meanwhile Cross Country passengers continue to suffer endemic gross overcrowding with no end in sight and no interest being taken by DfT or politicians. Concentrating all 22x units with XC to enable a double-set operation is a no-brainer, but instead they are lavished on OA operators and now, it seems, Scotrail.
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Dr P. N. Jarvis - 05/12/2024 12:04
What will be used for the service between Marylebone and Bletchley via Aykesbury?
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Mr Ian Griffiths - 05/12/2024 16:03
Stolen from the north of England leveling up haha
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