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You should work for Sonia Gandhi. You are smarter than her son.
LOL that's an insult for avant grade!!
@ INDIC i feel sorry for you
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You should work for Sonia Gandhi. You are smarter than her son.
So I could tell you to mind your own business
You are wrong. Chinese high-speed rail fares are the lowest in the world, with an average price that is 36% lower than the cost of an airline ticket, according to Credit Suisse.
Here's the source: https://www.credit-suisse.com/ch/en/news-and-expertise/news/economy/asia-pacific.article.html/article/pwp/news-and-expertise/2013/07/en/chinas-new-bullet-trains-wont-eat-up-airline-profits.html
Now answer me: is a 36% lower average price comparable? Is it?
@ INDIC i feel sorry for you
I read it and I gave you current train and flight prices in China. Are you Chinese or Taiwanese with American citizenship.
I read it and I gave you current train and flight prices in China. Are you Chinese or Taiwanese with American citizenship.
This troll by78 is feeling getting screwed badly, only he is trying to hide that feeling.
I find the ticket price of Chinese HSR comparable to domestic flight tickets.
Taiwanese have no beef with India, he is a Chini, like fast and gutterdamn.
This troll by78 is feeling getting screwed badly, only he is trying to hide that feeling.
Where is it written that it is on mass transportation of India? Can't you see anything worthwhile from lots of other Pictures (Except ultra Luxury) posted by Indian members? Only the pictures posted by You and Shuttler is only reality? The Pictures of Shanghai you posted on India developing forum is the reality of whole China? Why are you so selective that only pictures cited by non Indian are reality and pictures posted by Indians are exception. There are so many realities in between which you are reluctant to accept.This is also a reality and it is for mass transport. do you accept that?
Konkan Railway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So what ever do not suit you and expose your reality is dubious right?
No, you didn't give me current train and flight prices in China. You gave me current prices for travel between Beijing and Shanghai. China is not just Beijing and Shanghai.
The Credit Suisse calculated air and HSR ticket prices for ALL of China.
By the way, I am not Chinese or Taiwanese in anyway, period.
You are wrong. Chinese high-speed rail fares are the lowest in the world, with an average price that is 36% lower than the cost of an airline ticket, according to Credit Suisse.
Here's the source: https://www.credit-suisse.com/ch/en/news-and-expertise/news/economy/asia-pacific.article.html/article/pwp/news-and-expertise/2013/07/en/chinas-new-bullet-trains-wont-eat-up-airline-profits.html
Now answer me: is a 36% lower average price comparable? Is it?
Or you may simply admit that you made a mistake, which is understandable.
I've said it that if you do benchmarking -- fast train G series vs flight it's a close fight and airline wins most of the time ...
Traing ticked cost -..in Beijing Shanghai route - RMB 553/ 993/ 1748 (based on type of seat selection) travel time approx 5.5 hours
Airline ticket cost ...in Beijing Shanghai route - RMB 510 ~RMB 610
Tell me about the number of trains being in operation, daily ridership.
The link you have provided is only talking about Beijing-Shanghai line which is the only line among the whole HSR of China that is making profit, rest are making staggering losses.
you did not seem to read thoroughly. read again
why do you emphasize so much on losses as nearly all except only a few of public train operations in the world are running in reds? And we can afford it!
Also it is surely an upgrade on the quality of life of the public, especially during the height of the festive seasons - the spring festival. During the annual lunar new years, milllions of our folks who are working thousands of miles away from home and who are used to travel for many days to see their love ones can have their family reunion greatly lengthened by the shortening of time spent on commuting - all credit to the HSR! How much is a price tag on that for each individual family?
We were discussing HSR vs air travel for all of China, of which Beijing-Shanghai route is a component. The Credit Suisse report states that average HSR ticket price is 36% lower than air travel over the same distance. That sounds to me is a pretty clear price advantage. I'm sure INDIC would agree, but he's too small of a man to admit it.
Who the hell cares if those high speed rails are cheapest or not, fact is India does it slow and steady.
Chinese do it in hurry with disastrous consequences.