No single airport transfer option can be confirmed as the right fit from the timetable information alone. The first check is to compare the landing time with the first published train in the direction needed; if that connection cannot be verified, review the onward city transport choices listed in the arrivals guidance. A definite selection still depends on exact travel-day times and the transfer time to the departure point, which the published guidance does not state.
How to check it
- Compare the landing time with the first train for the correct direction. The timetable publishes first and last train times for each direction, with the first time providing the starting point for an arrival.
- Do not assume that a train close to the landing time is a workable connection. The published guidance does not state how long the move from the arrivals area to the relevant departure point takes.
- Check the precise times on the day of the journey. The timetable page recommends checking exact times on the travel day.
- If the rail connection is unsuitable or cannot be verified, review the onward city transport choices after arrivals. The arrivals page lists different transportation options to the city, but it does not identify one option for a particular landing time.
What the reader must still confirm
- The actual landing time and the time needed to reach the relevant departure point.
- The exact first train time for the correct direction on the travel day.
- For any onward city transport, its operating time, journey duration, any applicable fare, and availability at the arrival time. These details are not stated in the published guidance and should not be inferred.
Until those checks are complete, no specific transfer option can be called the fit for a given landing time.