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I’m not sure what you are trying to say here, because you imply that this isn’t an issue inherent to trains since the solution in the aviation world is to contract ground crew where airlines have none of their own, which could very well be done by train operators as well.
Also, being stuck inside an airliner while taxiing, with no A/C, just because the systems malfunction slightly and tower don’t agree on which gate they could assign to the flight since it is very early, is a thing I’ve gone through a few times. So, again, not exclusive to trains.
Ok, so it's not exclusive. Does it make the problem any less real? EU did a study on it recently and it's way more difficult to travel internationally by train than by plane. It's just a fact.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/apr/21/almost-half-of-eus-busiest-flight-routes-are-hard-or-impossible-to-book-on-trains-report
Great, so the bureaucracy is worse for trains and is creating some issues that other modes of transpiration don't have. What's your point exactly? Next time I will not be able to buy a ticker for a train in different country I will just say "it's bureaucracy" and it will be magically solved?