'Chaos and massive disruptions' | World's largest hydrogen train fleet suffering teething problems in Germany

All 27 trains — ordered at a cost of €500m — were due to be operational in December, but manufacturing delays and technical faults have caused huge problems for passengers

One of the 27 Alstom iLint trains at Frankfurt am Main station in September 2022.
One of the 27 Alstom iLint trains at Frankfurt am Main station in September 2022.Photo: Alstom
Published 15 February 2023, 09:21Updated 15 February 2023, 15:44
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