One trip in 10 less.
Thalys lines will be disrupted this summer due to the withdrawal of two trains to carry out checks, the railway company said on Friday.
It was operational incidents that occurred at the end of July that led the company to withdraw two trains from circulation.
They "had to undergo repairs and in-depth checks in our two maintenance workshops in Paris and Brussels", explained Thalys on its site.
Possible refunds
“As a result, Thalys will not be able to use its entire fleet for the next few weeks”, and has “adapted” its transport offer until September 2.
Around 10% of journeys have been canceled on this train service which connects Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Cologne, said Thalys.
My cancellations were planned on journeys between trains with available seats, and some on journeys where there were two trains, specifies Thalys.
Customers can postpone their trip free of charge or get reimbursed up to one year after the trip.
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