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  • BAA's bid to create a high-speed rail link between Reading and Heathrow Airport, called Airtrack, has been delayed so Network Rail can do further detailed timetabling work.

    getreading - Reading Post - RSS feed 2009

  • I'm supposed to be hosting a q&a with GP2 title contender Sam Bird, at a function promoted by tour company Thomas Cook Sport Airtrack, but the pavement outside the media room is closed.

    Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

  • Airtrack will tell you that this is all about improving service, increased frequency of trains and local economic growth, reduction in cars and reduced pollution.

    Greenpeace UK - Comments 2010

  • Airtrack intend to run fast services from major hubs into the airport.

    Greenpeace UK - Comments 2010

  • The BBA (who are in fact Airtrack) have deliberately not been extended to our area because we are not deemed as being directly affected, vis. there is no actual works in the area.

    Greenpeace UK - Comments 2010

  • Someone I know had a rare chance to talk to representatives of Airtrack and they say that the crossings at Egham and Pooley Green could be down between 35 and 44 min in every hour, effectively cutting the area in two, and at peak times barriers could actually be down continually for over 45 minutes.

    Greenpeace UK - Comments 2010

  • The proposed Airtrack (who are in fact the BBA) link to Terminal 5 will have a significant detrimental impact on the time these barriers are down.

    Greenpeace UK - Comments 2010

  • The printed Airtrack report is unable to say the decrease in barrier open time (despite the fact that it does similar for other level crossings further afield), and in no case do they say from what current % open time they are working away from.

    Greenpeace UK - Comments 2010

  • However the basic economics seem to be that unless Airtrack can run trains across the south West train area network (requiring rescheduling to some SW train services) the costs do not stack up, a shuttle service between Staines and Heathrow is not financially viable.

    Greenpeace UK - Comments 2010

  • Airtrack's mission is to run fast services from major hubs into the airport, however for Airtrack to suggest that in doing to make any discernable difference to local road traffic is a ridiculous claim.

    Greenpeace UK - Comments 2010

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