Who are the owners of the Railjet train?

Railjet (RJ) trains combine speed and style on journeys through some of Europe’s finest scenery. State-of-the-art technology on these flagship high-speed trains set new standards for travellers in central Europe and the Alps. The trains are owned and operated by ÖBB Austrian Railways and CD Czech Railways.

How to make a reservation for the Railjet?

How to make reservations for the Railjet. You can reserve your seat on the Railjet in the following ways: Through our reservation service. Online through the Austrian Railways (ÖBB) website. At the train station. Keep in mind that trains can become full during busy times.

Are there any free WiFi on Railjet trains?

Railjet trains are comfortable, air conditioned and offer ample space for luggage. There is free wifi onboard Railjet trains and power sockets available at every seat. Wheelchair users with a Standard Class ticket can travel in one of the designated areas in Railjet’s First Class.

Is there check in before boarding a Railjet train?

There are no check-in or customs procedures before boarding Railjet trains. However, ticket control and passport checks may take place once onboard international services. Onboard . Railjet trains are comfortable, air conditioned and offer ample space for luggage. There is free wifi onboard Railjet trains and power sockets available at every seat.

Where are the train stations on Railjet route?

There are lots of train stations that can be seen on Railjet routes. Railjet trains run to various destinations every single day. To name a few, there are Vienna to Prague route with Vienna Main station (Wien Hauptbahnhof), Prague Main station or, as the locals call it , Praha hlavní nádraží.

How often does Railjet run from Prague to Graz?

Every hour Railjet departs from Vienna to Graz, every 2 hours it runs directly from Prague Central Train station or Vienna International Airport to Graz via Vienna. Two times a day you can catch a train from Vienna to Venice! Railjet basically connects you with the whole world, having its route up to the Vienna Airport.