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To ask Her Majesty’s Government what luggage space, separate from wheelchair space, will be available for passenger use on the proposed new Intercity Express trains; and what space is available on the present Intercity 225 trains on the East Coast Main Line.[HL5239]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what luggage space, separate from wheelchair space, will be available for passenger use on the proposed new Intercity Express trains; and what space is available on the present Intercity 225 trains on the East Coast Main Line.[HL5239]
I refer the Noble Lord to the answer I gave him on 21st October 2013 [Official Report, Column WA136W].
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will make an assessment of the effect on businesses in airports of recent changes by airlines to their policies which prevent passengers from bringing items they have purchased at the airport in addition to their carry-on baggage allowance.
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will make an assessment of the effect on businesses in airports of recent changes by airlines to their policies which prevent passengers from bringing items they have purchased at the airport in addition to their carry-on baggage allowance.
We have no plans to make such an assessment. The size and amount of baggage, be it cabin or hold, that a passenger is permitted to take on board a commercial aircraft is a matter for airlines to decide as private commercial companies.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Baroness Kramer on 21 October (WA 136), whether either of the current franchises have been consulted about the design of seating and luggage space on the new Intercity Express Trains.[HL2824]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Baroness Kramer on 21 October (WA 136), whether either of the current franchises have been consulted about the design of seating and luggage space on the new Intercity Express Trains.[HL2824]
First Great Western and East Coast have been, and continue to be, heavily involved in the design of all aspects of the IEP design.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they have assessed the adequacy of luggage space for long journeys on the InterCity Express trains recently ordered from Hitachi for the Great Western and the East Coast Mainline; whether they have any plans to create mock-ups of that provision; and whether they have...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they have assessed the adequacy of luggage space for long journeys on the InterCity Express trains recently ordered from Hitachi for the Great Western and the East Coast Mainline; whether they have any plans to create mock-ups of that provision; and whether they have...
A five-car IEP train has a comparable measure of bulk storage (bikes and other large items) and a nine-car has increased capacity when compared to either an InterCity 125 or an InterCity 225. The provision for luggage in the passenger saloon also compares favourably with space for a smaller size bag per person and one large suitcase per three people in first class and one per four people in standard. The total volume of luggage space within a saloon is an increase on the current InterCity 225 interior design.
The luggage provision (both bulk and in the saloon) is included in the mock-up that is in the final stages of getting agreement between Agility Trains and the Department. User review groups, including Passenger Focus, have contributed to the design. These groups also comprised a cross-section of passengers to ensure a fair and representative view was provided. Further reviews by a range of stakeholders will be carried out once the mock-up is completed.