flying scotsman

[Ironside]

weighing in all the pros and cons which way would you prefer to travell a medium to long journey inside the UK

plane or train?

it would be an easy plane for me if i could get flights to the airports of my choice

[The Camel]

weighing in all the pros and cons which way would you prefer to travell a medium to long journey inside the UK

plane or train?

it would be an easy plane for me if i could get flights to the airports of my choice

Unless you are in a hurry, I'd pick the train.

It's about 100 times more comfortable.

[leethefish]

Train.

[RED-DOG]

This.

[Ironside]

weighing in all the pros and cons which way would you prefer to travell a medium to long journey inside the UK

plane or train?

it would be an easy plane for me if i could get flights to the airports of my choice

Unless you are in a hurry, I'd pick the train.

It's about 100 times more comfortable.

plane isnt that much faster either when you include all the waiting around etc an the fact train stations cover more of the country and are in better locations than airports

problem i have with trains is i need to make too many changes 2 changes before i even get out of scotland

[The Camel]

weighing in all the pros and cons which way would you prefer to travell a medium to long journey inside the UK

plane or train?

it would be an easy plane for me if i could get flights to the airports of my choice

Unless you are in a hurry, I'd pick the train.

It's about 100 times more comfortable.

plane isnt that much faster either when you include all the waiting around etc an the fact train stations cover more of the country and are in better locations than airports

problem i have with trains is i need to make too many changes 2 changes before i even get out of scotland

Thought you were in Aberdeen?

Where are you going to?

[Ironside]

weighing in all the pros and cons which way would you prefer to travell a medium to long journey inside the UK

plane or train?

it would be an easy plane for me if i could get flights to the airports of my choice

Unless you are in a hurry, I'd pick the train.

It's about 100 times more comfortable.

plane isnt that much faster either when you include all the waiting around etc an the fact train stations cover more of the country and are in better locations than airports

problem i have with trains is i need to make too many changes 2 changes before i even get out of scotland

Thought you were in Aberdeen?

Where are you going to?

i live just outside elgin so have to get on train in kieth or elgin and travel to aberdeen or inverness, then change again in edinburgh or glasgow(try to avoid glasgow as it means changing station most of the time) journey to nottingham can mean one or 2 more changes, when ryanair flew into EMA from inverness it was so much easier

[The Camel]

weighing in all the pros and cons which way would you prefer to travell a medium to long journey inside the UK

plane or train?

it would be an easy plane for me if i could get flights to the airports of my choice

Unless you are in a hurry, I'd pick the train.

It's about 100 times more comfortable.

plane isnt that much faster either when you include all the waiting around etc an the fact train stations cover more of the country and are in better locations than airports

problem i have with trains is i need to make too many changes 2 changes before i even get out of scotland

Thought you were in Aberdeen?

Where are you going to?

i live just outside elgin so have to get on train in kieth or elgin and travel to aberdeen or inverness, then change again in edinburgh or glasgow(try to avoid glasgow as it means changing station most of the time) journey to nottingham can mean one or 2 more changes, when ryanair flew into EMA from inverness it was so much easier

If you were flying, where would you go to?

[Ironside]

from aberdeen or inverness to heathrow, luton, birmingham southampton and i used to flying to nottingham till the route closed and only other operater flying into nottingham has a plane too small for carry ons

i take train to newcastle leeds blackpool

[The Camel]

from aberdeen or inverness to heathrow, luton, birmingham southampton and i used to flying to nottingham till the route closed and only other operater flying into nottingham has a plane too small for carry ons

i take train to newcastle leeds blackpool

Tough one, it seems like Nottingham is just a pain to get to however you try and get there!

Bribe someone to give you a lift?

[Ironside]

from aberdeen or inverness to heathrow, luton, birmingham southampton and i used to flying to nottingham till the route closed and only other operater flying into nottingham has a plane too small for carry ons

i take train to newcastle leeds blackpool

Tough one, it seems like Nottingham is just a pain to get to however you try and get there!

Bribe someone to give you a lift?

yeah flying would mean birmingham then 2 trains accross or luton and 1 train

[Ironside]

from aberdeen or inverness to heathrow, luton, birmingham southampton and i used to flying to nottingham till the route closed and only other operater flying into nottingham has a plane too small for carry ons

i take train to newcastle leeds blackpool

Tough one, it seems like Nottingham is just a pain to get to however you try and get there!

Bribe someone to give you a lift?

cost alot more in petrol than it would by train then i have the persons expensies

plus i am the worlds worst passenger i need to be at the wheel

[Rivertony]

Train is less stress and more relaxing

[Matt.NFFC.]

Inverness to Newark

Newark to Nottm

1 change only ?

[Ironside]

only trains i can see from inverness to newark have a change at edniburgh so including the train from elgin thats 3 changes total