Compare door-to-door journeys
Rail or metro links may avoid road congestion, but station access can add walking time. Express coaches can offer direct hotel-area stops, while taxis and private cars may suit luggage-heavy groups.
Use the airport’s official transport information to find service hours and stations. Check whether the route requires a transfer and whether tickets are valid during your travel period.
Understand the last stretch
A route ending at a major rail station may still require a taxi, metro or walk. Consider accessibility, luggage and safety at the time you arrive.
For late-night arrivals, verify the last scheduled service and any planned engineering works before relying on public transport.
Check the correct airport and terminal
Large cities often have multiple airports with similar names. Make sure the transfer service serves the exact IATA airport code on your ticket.
At multi-terminal airports, pickups and public transport stops can differ by terminal. Confirm your pickup location before leaving baggage claim.
Policies and laws can change. Confirm urgent or booking-specific questions using the airline or regulator's official source.

