Vistara, a joint venture between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, operates 52 planes. It has partnered with World Ticket to provide customers with connections on Germany's Deutsche Bahn train network. The interline agreement with World Ticket (W2), a subsidiary of the 777 Travel Tech group and the sole authorised distributor for Germany's largest railway operator, Deutsche Bahn, will allow the carrier to provide multimodal itineraries to its customers. Customers will be able to book air and rail travel throughout Germany and other European cities on a single itinerary, according to a press release.

"Vistara customers can now easily connect from any one of 16,000 train stations in Germany to Frankfurt Airport and fly Vistarato Delhi, and vice versa. In addition to train stations across Germany, Vistara customers can also travel to and from Amsterdam (the Netherlands), Brussels (Belgium), and Zurich or Basel (Switzerland) on Deutsche Bahn's extensive network", it said. The flight segment of the customer's journey is operated and marketed by Vistara's 'UK', while the train segment is operated and marketed by Deutsche Bahn's 'W2'.

Vistara customers can now easily connect from any one of 16,000 train stations in germany to frank furt airport and fly vistara to delhi, and vice versa

"From the customer's perspective, they will book a single itinerary that includes both flight and rail reservations and only need to check in separately for each segment. Once passengers arrive at Frankfurt (FRA), they can clear immigration, collect their bags and proceed to the railway station at Frankfurt Airport to board their train", the release said.