Rail Services within Europe

Customers who purchase tickets from ANA for ANA international flights between Japan and Germany can purchase connecting Deutsche Bahn (DB) rail sectors as part of their flight ticket without paying any additional service charges.

Lufthansa Express Rail Service*1, and DB Rail&Fly service are available.

This is a service provided by ANA's joint venture partner Lufthansa (LH). Please refer to the Lufthansa Express Rail website for details.

You can use trains (Deutsche Bahn ICE trains) operated between Frankfurt Airport and railway stations in more than 20 German cities.

Deutsche Bahn ICE trains which have an LH flight number

When purchasing your ticket, please reserve and purchase your preferred rail sector (LH flight number) in addition to your flight sector.
The rail sector will also be shown with an LH flight number on the flight ticket.

Seats in the first class carriage will be reserved for First Class and Business Class passengers, while Premium Economy and Economy Class passengers will have their seat in the second class carriage.

Together with their flight ticket, passengers can obtain tickets for Deutsche Bahn trains connecting German airports served by ANA flights with the more than 5600 railway stations in Germany.
Train service is available on the day of the flight and the following day (or the day of the flight and the day before when departing from Germany).

All Deutsche Bahn (DB) rail sectors between German airports served by ANA flights and the more than 5600 railway stations in Germany can be used.
In addition, Deutsche Bahn (DB) rail sectors connecting Amsterdam, Zurich, and Brussels with German railway stations can be used.

All Deutsche Bahn (DB) trains (including ICE Sprinter trains) can be used.

Please apply for the train ticket at the same time when reserving an ANA international flight ticket. Applications are not available after the flight ticket has been purchased.
Train tickets can be purchased together with flight tickets for the published fares for flights from Japan or Germany without additional charges for the train service being incurred.
This service is not available with Star Alliance fares or ANA international flight awards.
When reserving a flight ticket, please select your preferred itinerary by specifying Railways Germany (Rail&Fly) [QYG] as the departure/arrival location in the seat availability search.
Deutsche Bahn rail sectors are indicated with the carrier code W2. Please note that the departure and arrival times on the e-Ticket are provisional and may differ to the actual times for the train.

Seats in the first class carriage will be reserved for First Class and Business Class passengers, while Premium Economy and Economy Class passengers will have their seat in the second class carriage.

Before boarding a train, you must issue your train ticket. Train tickets can be issued on https://www.rail-checkin.com from 180 days prior to boarding the train. Please complete the train ticket issuance procedures before the departure of your train.

When connecting to a Deutsche Bahn train from a flight from Japan to Germany
Please allow at least 75 minutes after the international flight's scheduled arrival time to make the connection to the train.

When connecting from a Deutsche Bahn train to a flight from Germany to Japan
Please use a train that arrives at the airport at least 120 minutes before the scheduled departure time of the international flight.

This is a service provided by ANA's joint venture partner Austrian Airlines (OS). Please refer to the Austrian Airlines AIRail website for details.

You can use trains (ÖBB railway) operated between Vienna Airport and railway stations in 4 cities.

ÖBB trains which have an OS flight number

When purchasing your ticket, please reserve and purchase your preferred rail sector (OS flight number) in addition to your flight sector.
The rail sector will also be shown with an OS flight number on the flight ticket.

Seats in the first class carriage will be reserved for First Class and Business Class passengers, while Premium Economy and Economy Class passengers will have their seat in the second class carriage.

This is a service provided by ANA's joint venture partner Swiss International Airlines (LX). Please refer to the Swiss International Airlines SWISS Air Rail website for details.

You can use trains (SBB railway) operated between Zurich / Geneva Airport and railway stations in more than 20 Switzerland cities.

SBB trains which have an LX flight number

When purchasing your ticket, please reserve and purchase your preferred rail sector (LX flight number) in addition to your flight sector.
The rail sector will also be shown with an LX flight number on the flight ticket.

Seats in the first class carriage will be reserved for First Class and Business Class passengers, while Premium Economy and Economy Class passengers will have their seat in the second class carriage.

Unreserved seats are available on SWISS Air Rail connections within Switzerland.
If you would like an advance seat reservation on a route within Switzerland, you are available to the paid options at SBB ticket office.

This service is provided by InterCity Brussels-Amsterdam.

Thalys operated trains are not available.

All InterCity routes between Brussels Airport/Brussels Midi Station-Amsterdam Schiphol Airport/Amsterdam Central Station

Please purchase the train ticket at the same time as purchasing the international flight. Train numbers will be shown as 9B (AccesRail) carrier code.

Seats in the first class carriage will be reserved for First Class and Business Class passengers, while Premium Economy and Economy Class passengers will have their seat in the second class carriage.

Tickets can be collected from 72 hours prior to the departure time of the relevant train. Please be sure to print it out before boarding. No changes can be made after the ticket has been printed.